Sweet Reads

⭐⭐⭐⭐  To be totally honest I wasn't too sure about this series, but I was pleasantly surprised! It's a Christian series which I was excited about because it's getting harder and harder to find good ones! But can we just look and them judge these books by their covers!? They are so cute!! In conclusion, this series was a fun summery read!  Book 1. The Sweet Life  First off, look at the cover!!! So cute! In all honesty this book was slow in the beginning and Dawn got on my nerves a lil bit. And second chance romance wasn't really my thing. But...Marnie was amazing!!! *SLIGHT SPOILER ALERT** Marnie and Linc's relationship was probably my favorite part of the book!* The creamery aspect was very entertaining and overall I liked this book. Book 2. The Secret to Happiness I was unsure because I didn't know how I was going to feel about the older couple romance because I normally read more YA/highschool romance. But it honestly was a fun change of pace. But with the amo...

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The amount that I LOVE this book is insane. I went in only knowing that it was a Peter Pan re-telling and came out with a new favorite book. It had it all, no matter what you like, action, romance. It was a little bit short for my liking but with all the twists and turns. I didn't even notice that it was that short even though I do wish that it was longer. But I wish that about the majority of books. The MMC might be one of my favorite MMC's ever in the history of MMC history. And it's not like I disliked the FMC but really, she was just dumb and oblivious. In books like this you are used to that in the guy but in the girl it's just weird and frustrating. But going to back to a previous point it makes the MMC even more appealing! I barrowed this book from a friend and now I need to go but my own so I can sticky note it! 

 ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good book, but it had some faults. (For me at least.) First off, let me state, if I don't end up marrying a "mean-and-grouchy-on-the-outside-but-sweet-and-a-baby-on-the-inside-basically-just-like-Hudson" man I might be really mad. But that's neither here nor there. I was already wanting to read this book and then when somebody on a review called it a beauty and the beast re-telling, and I found out it was Christian, I knew that I must read it. I loved the setting. The little secluded, southern island with indigo plants everywhere just sounds beautiful to me. I didn't know about all the abuse that happened in the book, and I wish it would've had like, a trigger warning. Or even just a mention of it in the lil blurb would have been fine! Just anything! I just feel like some people would be more sensitive to that and then go into this book with happy intentions and then get shocked. It didn't go into detail but still. It was there. Now I say this often,...