From witty to pretty
Title: The Princess, The Prick & The Priest
Author: Ella Frank
Rating: 3.5 stars
This is the final installment in the confessions series, finishing the story of Robbie, Joel and Julian. Although this book was enjoyable, I didn’t like it as much as I wanted to. I am pleased that they got the ending that was presented and happy with how things needed.
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Title: Priest
Author: Ella Frank
Rating: 4 stars
The story continues with Priest’s perspective as you get to know more of his past. The past has finally caught up with him just as the three of them are finding their footing for their relationship. Priest is determined to protect Julian and Robbie from any trouble.
Title: Confessions- Julian
Author: Ella Frank
Rating: 4 stars
Julian continues where Robbie left off. I was excited to continue Robbie, Julian and Joel’s story as more is revealed, especially considering Julian’s past- which is one of the main focuses of the book.
Robbie has just moved into Julian and Priest’s apartment, finding his place among the couple. There is nothing but acceptance, all enjoying the connection they share. Even though Julian and Priest have so much history together, both make Robbie feel welcomed and make him feel like he belongs.
Title: Wrapped Up in You
Author: Ella Frank and Brooke Blaine
Rating: 4 stars
I read around a total of 235 books this year! This is a lot less than last year but still a lot by most standards. The books are in lose order but as I found it too difficult to rate them all. My favourite and biggest series I read this year was Outlander by Diana Gabaldon. All eight books should be shown but by showing the first book, I really mean the whole series.
Most of the books I read now are by my favourite and well established authors or authors I know well. However there have been some debut authors this year that have made my list. These authors are Davney Perry and Noel Branham. Both are amazing authors and have been a go to. Especially Perry as her Jamison Valley series has quickly become a favourite of the year.
Many of favourites have been continuations of my favourite series. This includes Ella Franks Temptation series, I’m sad to say goodbye to Tate and Logan but it has been an amazing journey. I also liked the Devil’s Wolves series by Carian Cole and the newest book by Beth Flynn was much anticipated. Aly Martinez always writes amazing and very emotional duets and Katy Regnery is great at retelling fairytales (so is Linda Kage). Emma Scott made me cry with all her books and so did Mia Sheridan.
I am working on reading all the books published by my favourite authors and this goal will continue into 2018. I read all of Brittainy C. Cherry’s books this year and of course they were all amazing.
Because choosing just 50 books was really hard, I also have 10 runners up that were also amazing reads. Overall 2017 has been an amazing year for books and I’m sure 2018 will be no different.
All my favourites this month have all came from much loved authors. It has been my goal where I read more of the books of my favourite authors- which has paid off as with great authors comes great books.
The nerdy saxophone player and the popular new girl share a special relationship and are united after many years apart.
A women climbs a mountain to say goodbye to her dead fiance and comes across a recluse who rescues her from danger- with added plot twists.
The conclusion of Tate and Logan’s story as they tie knot and deal with family life.
A man who goes blind and a violinist come together after tragedy to start living life again.
Kacey and Jonah meet an thus there lives are changed forever.
Kacey finds love and friendship after the loss of the one she loved.
A country singer who falls in love with a college student on the brink of his big break into fame and are reunited after many years apart.
A retelling of Rapunzel that has an Italian Prince fall for Bella, a hairstylist who saves the day for his sister.
Title: Shiver
Author: Ella Frank and Brooke Blaine
Rating: 4 stars
A Universal Truth 