Currently 99cents (11/12/2017) A totally addictive read full with cat fights, teen anguish, lust and forbidden love. “You asked me before to find myself. No to commit until I had. But, the thing is, I can’t find myself without you.” Faye Donovan’s life has been turned upside-down. Having to move from Ireland to the other side of the world to her previously unknown uncle’s home in America with his seven intense and odd sons after her parent’s tragic car accident isn’t an easy adjustm...

"Damn," I say fanning myself. "I think I got pregnant just watching." Just like the first time I read this book I'm completely lost for words. With a forbidden love that is 10 times hotter than Cruel Intentions and a bunch of mean girls who put Kathryn Merteuil & Regina George to shame, this book has everything you need to quench your thirst for hot showdowns and bitchy meltdowns.Faye's life has changed forever. While losing her parents isn't hard enough, a stranger is uprooting her and movin

Disclaimer: I received a copy of Finding Kyler from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. In terms of romance novels, there are surely worse novels. Except now that I think about it, this is one of them. As a warning, this review DOES contain spoilers. "Finding Kyler" starts by introducing us to Faye Donovan (although she doesn't use her last name until approximately 65% through the novel, so that's real helpful!), a girl who lives in Ireland and yet does not act like any Irish teenager I'...

on hold @ 9% i just cannot with this drama atm the cousin is a fuck face

I was sent this ARC in regards to an honest review, and honest I am going to be. I know most others have rated this 4/5 stars, but I just cannot. I was really excited to read this, as it was mentioned if you were a fan of Elle Kennedy (Erin Watt) you would love it. Well, this is way to similar to Paper Princess and I just could not enjoy it. I could not even finish it as the more similarities I noted, the more I was just getting mad.This starts off with a teenage girl, Faye, who has lost both of...

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Having lost everything and forced to start anew in Boston, Faye Donovan is swept away to live with her uncle, James Kennedy and his family, including his wife, Alex, the prestigious Kennedy Apparel mogul, and their seven sons. Before the deaths of her parents, she was unaware of the Kennedys and they were likewise unaware of her. Finding Kyler follows Faye as she begins to find herself. We’re also along for the ride as a surreptitious relationship buds between her and Kyler, and a myriad family

I positively adore the Saven series. I really need to get to work on reading the True Calling books. I’m now finding myself in love with The Kennedy Boys, after just one book.Upon finding out the final Saven book was delayed due to a contemporary read, my inner fangirl started to die a slow death. Could I wait so long to find out how the amazing series was to end? I didn’t know, but my heart was beating out the tune of how I’m rather impatient when it comes to awaiting promise filled books. Desp...

I'm baffled, but definitely not at a loss for wordsI'd like to preface this review by saying that I have pretty liberal ideals, I'd like to think I'm open to a lot of different things, but this is not ok. I'm also well aware that an author doesn't need to support things to write about them, but this is just... on a whole other level.Incest is gross!!!! No matter how you spin it! I'm fine with taboo subjects, in fact, I like reading about them, they always make for interesting stories. But incest...

Holy Effing Taboo! Like seriously.When I first started this book, I'm not going to lie, the similarities to Paper Princess were so extreme I was pretty shocked. By the end of the book I wasn't thinking about the Royals at all for comparison. I wasn't sure I was okay with the taboo of a blood related relationship (even more so at the end) but turns out I'm either a seriously twisted kinky bitch or something about the story is just very intriguing and you sure as hell don't see many authors attack...

2.5 starsWhy do I read shit like this? The better question is why did I finish it? I should have hated it. There were enough reasons to. It was like a soap opera; I just wanted to know what would happen next all the while knowing it would be ridiculous and far-fetched. Most of the book was filled with obnoxious teenage drama. All of the girls hated Faye on sight, and all of the boys were into her. Everyone was scheming and plotting for one reason or another. The type and level of drama was remin...

A Paper Princess by Erin Watt rip-off, what the hell? It's exactly the same and I kept reading, thinking it would become original but it never did. You had the triplets that were exactly like the twins. Her getting close with Kalvin, their relationship exactly like Easton and Ella, then the douche Kyler that was a lame version of Reed. She even makes a friend named Rose that seems a lot like Val, even the dad behaves a lot like Callum. I know that sometimes ideas end up being similar but this is...

Wow! what a read.To be honest I never really got blood relations falling for each other thing, but I guess it goes on out there, in the big wide world, an yeah I can see why it's such a touchy topic full of drama, an controversy, which in turn makes a very interesting, an totally addictive read. This is third book I am reading by this author that I have given five stars to, she has a real knack for great characters, interesting storyline's, with a really easy to read flow That I will simply go w...

Five perfect & amazing stars for Faye and Kyler ❤❤❤!!!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟When I got this book, I really didn't know what to expect. Because I didn't even read the blurb when I signed up for review.All I knew was that this was dark bully high school romance trope with which I've got obsessed this year and it was written by Siobhan Davis.And this was the reason why I was so shocked when I found out this book is about the forbidden love between two cousins. I read a pretty number of books and they all were diffe...

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Wow. This one took me out of my comfort zone. Tragedy rips Faye from the life she loves in Ireland and she ends up in America with family she did not know existed. Her seven male cousins are... intense. Almost instantly they get real sexually aggressive towards her. In front of their parents. Their father scolds them whenever they say or touch her inappropriately, but no one really has the reaction I would expect. Even Faye. I was a bit surprised by how few characters in the book were actually r...

This was just ok for me. I can admit that it is well written and I will definitely try a different series from this author but I just couldn't really find myself rooting for these people.I think there are two factors to my less enthusiastic response. One, this is my third high school angst read and I keep hoping it will be as good as the first series I tackled. Two, the drama is way over the top, which I can normally deal with but I didn't like Kyler until almost the very end. For me, the Hero i...