Learning How to Lose, in Six Easy Steps (Volume 1) by Alex Gabriel
Eeeuw, Japanese boyband brats who want to hump one another. Still, they are kind of cute, so I guess they’re alright.
Eeeuw, Japanese boyband brats who want to hump one another. Still, they are kind of cute, so I guess they’re alright.
Destructive love, incest, suicide, murder are all tossed into this heady brew of a story, but the author’s self indulgent ways can be annoying.
The heroine does her best to ensure that first impressions are as worst as can be, but the book gets better. Much better.
Oh look, another morality tale about never trusting creepy people who live in isolated farm houses.
Starts out great, but then the fatigue sets in when these characters refuse to stop trying to be martyrs of the new year.
This one could have easily been a fun read that isn’t as stale as the author’s other books, but it never quite gets there.
That hero, John, is still the blandest thing in this story, and that’s quite the shame.
This is actually a pretty fun story. Only, watch out for some elements that can rub readers off the wrong way.
The author has an intriguing couple here, but she puts them through a pretty mundane and uninteresting plot.
Every romance story is staged by the author, yes, but this one feels especially staged and artificial.