Book Review: The Distance Between Us

The Distance Between Us

Kasie West
Genre: Young Adult, Contemporary, Romance, Chick-Lit
Published on July 2, 2013

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Read on July 13, 2013
My Blurb:
Caymen helps her mom in her shop called “Dolls and more.” There she meets Xander, who, judging by his outfit and confidence is totally rich. Knowing her mom’s experience with a rich guy, she tries hard to deny her attraction and her friendship with him. Xander, an heir to a big business, finds himself enjoying the company of the ordinary Caymen than any of his rich friends. Together, they help each other discover what they want in the future and if their future would include the other.

Book Review: Me, Cinderella?

Me, Cinderella?

Aubrey Rose

Genre: New Adult, Romance, Contemporary

Published on June 24, 2013

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Read on June 11, 2013
My Blurb:
  A not so well off yet intelligent math major, Brynn, decides to buy a cup of coffee to a stranger in the middle of a snowy weather. Wanting to know more of the girl who showed him kindness, Eliot, a rich and brilliant math professor, comes looking for her. A student-teacher relationship grows as they know more each other. Eliot, though, still doubts if he is ready to love again due to the wound of his past. As Cinderella finds her Prince Charming, Brynn is uncertain if she’ll end up with Eliot and have a happy ever after.

Book Review: The Billionaire's Ultimatum

The Billionaire’s Ultimatum

Cerys du Lys

Genre: Adult, Romance

Published on June 22, 2013

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Read on June 9-10, 2013

My Blurb:
  Jessika, a English Language and Literature graduate lands on a temporary job involving cleaning a married billionaire CEO’s office. Her curiosity caused her to be sort of punished by the CEO himself, Asher Landseer. After that event, Asher then offers her to be a surrogate mother to his infertile wife. With the money she can get and her attraction to Asher, Jessika agrees. A forbidden romance starts due to their magnetism towards each other and it leads to discovering hidden desires, feelings and plans.

Book Review: Dance For Me

Dance For Me (Fenbrook Academy #1)

Helena Newbury

Genre: New Adult, Romance, Contemporary

Published: June 25, 2013

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Read on: June 10, 2013

My Blurb: 
  Darell, a brilliant young designer, lacked inspiration until he was mesmerized in the world of ballet. Wanting more, he abruptly goes to an audition where he messes up a performance by a ballet student named Natasha. Awed by her, he offers her to become his muse.

  Not denying their obvious attraction towards each other, they entered into a relationship. Yet both of them haunted by their past: her remorse and his vengeance. It endangers them both as it leads them either to being more broken or eventually saved.