Meet Me There by Judy Corry (Review)

Meet Me There by Judy Corry

Title: Meet Me There
Series: RidgeWater High
Author: Judy Corry
Publisher: Indie Published
Genre: Teen and Young Adult
Ages of Main Characters: Seventeen and Eighteen
Religion: Not sure if one was mentioned

My Review:

This book made me feel feelings a book hasn't made me feel in a while. Judy Corry definitely did a excellent job of developing a beautifully created book. I loved it so much I had to get the Kindle version plus the paperback.

I definitely recommend this book to anyone who loves to swoon, laugh, or even get a little emotional. This book makes a perfect read for anytime of year-a cute summer read or a book to curl up with in the winter.

I loved Luke and Ashley's personalities. I love how the author didn't make Luke a male that thinks he needs to be strong all the time. Yes, he didn't tell anyone about his mother, but after we learn Luke is actually an emotional person, he opens up to Ashley about his life. I love that.

For the overall content of the book, it was completely clean from my remembrance.

Content:

This book was overall clean, expect for a few sexual references, and mentions of a jockstrap.

This book was not given to me, I bought this with my own money and choose to review it. All views expressed are only my honest review.

Fate & Fortune Robin Daniels (Review)

Fate & Fortune by Robin Daniels

Title: Fate & Fortune
Author: Robin Daniels
Publisher: Indie Published
Genre: Teen and Young Adult
Ages of Main Characters: Around Seventeen and Eighteen
Religion: None Mentioned

My Review:

I just finished reading Fate and Fortune by Robin Daniels. I loved each and every one of the characters. They had such playful spirits. I loved how first thing in the beginning Bryce told us that he’d loved Paige since they were children, but had never had the nerve to tell her. I also enjoyed all the humor throughout the book.

“Then Jason asked her out first and basically flushed all my hopes down the toilet.” —Bryce.

I’ll be honest, I knew I was gonna love this book right from the start. Lord was I right. I like how respectful Bryce as of Paige and how he protected her even as a fake boyfriend. The book takes place in Texas which is also very intriguing.

Robin really did good on the plot and personalities. I could tell the difference between all the characters.

I loved it when I found out the whole mustang thing. (I won’t spoil it 😉) Not to mention the amazing kiss in the cafeteria. I definitely recommend this book to a mature teen. Probably about the age 16+ depending on the person :)

Content:

Couple mentions of a wiener.

Suggestion of Bryce only dating Paige to get in her pants. (which was definitely not the case.)

Couple mentions of a girl possibly seeing Jason’s goods or experiencing his manhood.

Couple mentions of balls.

One or two mentions of her ex wanting to have sex. (Didn’t happen.)

A mention of tampons jokingly.

A mention of groped jokingly.

A couple making out under the bleachers.

I voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book which I received from Robin Daniels herself. All views expressed are only my honest review.

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Courtside Crush by Kayla Tirrell (Review)

Courtside Crush by Kayla Tirrell

Charlie’s boyfriend cheated on her with a cheerleader, and what did she do about it? She did what any girl would do. She got revenge. But, it didn’t work out like she’d hoped. She was caught on video keying his car.

She gets eight weeks of community service and athletic probation right before basketball season starts up. Not to mention she might lose her chance of being captain and getting a scholarship to college.

Her luck starts looking up a tiny bit when she meets Jackson at Marlowe Junction’s Helping Hands. He makes her community service seem not so bad. She falls for him. He has the good looks and is a huge basketball fan. What more does the girl need to fall for him?

Only bad thing is, Jackson is her brother’s biggest enemy. What will happen when he finds out?

In the beginning of this book, I really got the whole Carrie Underwood “Before He Cheats” vibes. I love how the main character seems tough, but is sweet and soft too.

This book honestly reminded me many times why I love reading. Between the wonderful Jackson, all the conflict between Charlie and her ex-boyfriend, and figuring out what to do about all her issues, this book definitely kept me intrigued the whole way through.

I, for one, am I big fan of books with great siblings and Charlie and Preston were great.

Preston is obsessed with winning the Senior Year Rematch, which is the big basketball game against Pinewood—Jackson’s school.

I loved how Jackson took some major needed action towards the end. He is definitely a swoon worthy book boyfriend.

You better get yourself a copy to find out what happens when Jackson wants to be official but Charlie doesn’t know what to do!

I am most likely to get a paperback copy as well for my bookshelf. I will definitely commend this book for anyone who wants a cute, sweet, slightly edgy and romantic clean YA read.

For my content part of my review, there were a few uses of the word “crap” but besides that there was no foul language or anything inappropriate. Definitely a clean read and good for most any age.

Also, I don’t know ANYTHING about basketball and I understood the few basketball scenes perfectly! No need to worry about getting lost if you don’t know much about the sport.

This book was kindly given to me by the author.

My Boyfriend’s Best Friend by Pixie Perkins (Review)

My Boyfriend's Best Friend by Pixie Perkins

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This book is super cute. Most I say much more besides that? Lol!

When Derek asked her to be his girlfriend I found it completely unexpected. I was shocked and become extremely excited seeing as this was the way the plot was going. I went into this book without knowing anything about it.

"I want to impress her," he said. I believe there's more to it then that. I'm finding the main character pretty reliable with what she is going through. I know I'm in for a good ride.

I also love the whole dart scene lol!

*When I finished the book*: Just wow. The ending was so unexpected! I love Derek and all the other characters. Pixie definitely surprised me with this ending and I need more. Lots more. (Which we can all get more in the sequel, My Fiancé's Best Friend). This book is also perfect for Valentines, super cute and romantic. It is also great for when you're just looking for a cute and easy read. This book will make you swoon and laugh for sure. Pixie did a great job. I still do not understand how she makes her male characters so...ugh, if only I knew how to put these fictional characters into words...JUST BUY A COPY. Lol!

Also, if you are worried but content. Stop. This is one of the cleanest books I've read. It's so clean that I can't even make a content section because there is nothing to warn about.

A copy of this book was given to me by the author. Thanks Pixie!

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Disclaimer: I was given a copy of this book by the author. All options are my own.