ashley | I have a love hate relationship with series and sequels, so I was cautious picking up Blacksouls by Nicole Castroman. I enjoyed Blackhearts, though the romance aspect surprised me a bit, but I was anxious to… Continue reading
ashley | I started Keep Her Safe by K.A. Tucker the same way I start most books, a little hopeful but mostly cautiously optimistic. This was marketed as a romantic suspense, and the romance part made… Continue reading
ashley | I haven’t read anything by Brené Brown before, but I’ve seen her name come up a lot and have always meant to. So when Braving the Wilderness was available on audiobook, I thought I might spend my… Continue reading
ashley | I have been such a fan of the Study books, Maria V. Snyder was one of the first YA authors I stumbled onto and she kind of paved a way for my… Continue reading
ashley | There is something about the way Swedish crime novels are written that really resonates with me and Eighteen Below by Stefan Ahnhem was no different. With fast paced chapters jumping from character to different character it’s… Continue reading
ashley | Doesn’t everyone love a scandal? I certainly loved receiving an ARC of Anatomy of a Scandal by Sarah Vaughan. I don’t read much about Britain’s privileged elite, but it seemed somewhat timely in terms… Continue reading
ashley | The Wolves of Winter by Tyrell Johnson was marketed as “Station Eleven meets The Hunger Games” with a little classic Jack London thrown in. All of this is what drew me to the book initially, and… Continue reading
ashley | I was a little hesitant picking up The Woman in the Window by A.J. Finn. It sounded far too much like Rear Window to me and I was worried I’d get a loose rip-off of the Hitchockian classic,… Continue reading
CityGirlScapes is taking a Holiday Hiatus! See you in the new year! Happy Holiday Reading! xo Ashley & Veronica
