Scripted to Slay

Scripted to slay This will be the first time I have to announce SPOILER ALERT! I loved almost everything about the story but was horrified when Harvey broke up with Daniel and started to have feelings for Max. Max had been made to appear as a disgusting person in previous books. Daniel was always a g......more

I found this book to be disappointing. The ending of the last book was totally ignored which was a huge let down as someone who was pumped about giant breed dogs being in this series in the future, certain relationship changes (spoilers are at the end) where made way too fast, and in an attempt to n......more

*SPOILERS* (I am on my phone so I am using my texting grammar, dont judge. Lol) Overall, I love this series because of the hard topics it tackles and how "woke" the main character is to making the world a better place but this one (for other reasons) was just not it. First off, it immediately forgot......more

I always enjoy a trip to Harvey's bookstore and an adventure with her friends, this novel comes on a bit to strong about advocating for people with disabilities. While I whole heartedly aupport the cause I felt I was being preached to instead of entertained.......more

Bookens almost always makes a point of including politically correct stances in her novels. This doesn't normally affect my appreciation of her books: it never hurts to be reminded, after all. But in Scripted to Slay, I felt as if I were being clubbed over the head with it. That, coupled with a town......more