Which, as you can all see…led me to my first five star read of 2017. A great start, if you ask me. Bold, daring, antagonistic, and even with a bit of moral ambiguity, this book touched on everything I had been aching for since The Hating Game.

Ryen’s amused eyes flash to me, immediately turning dark, because she clearly doesn’t want to eat anything Lady and the Tramp style with me. Fat tears spill over, and I feel a weight on my shoulders. It’s not Trey. It’s not Lyla. It’s me. I don’t know who I’m supposed to be.

Punk 57 Book Review – What I Liked about Punk 57: *Maybe Some Spoilers*

The only thing is, she needs to work on her confidence. That’s why she hires Toff as a confidence coach. However, it’s hard to resist his charm. But I keep my arms crossed and narrow my eyes on her. She’s seriously going to keep up with this charade?

Do you think Amelia and Justin can mend fences and rekindle their love? Or will his new girlfriend stand in their way?Would you like to know more about Misha’s cousin, Will, and his friends, Michael and Kai? You can visit them in the romantic suspense series, Devil’s Night. The first book, Corrupt, is available now at all major retailers. Please keep reading for an excerpt… Masen just makes everything seem smaller. Like I have a new perspective. He’s becoming a part of my heart, and I feel good when he’s around. Almost like none of my fears matter as long he’s there. Do you want to read more books like Punk 57 where the main characters have a long-distance relationship? If so, you might enjoy November 9 by Colleen Hoover. Punk 57 isn’t necessarily a new formula, I don’t imagine, but it certainly felt new. Two 7 year friends who were accidentally made pen pals in the fifth grade continue to write to one another long after the school year ends. They have rules to never exchange phone numbers, to never look each other up, to keep things as they have always been.

In Punk 57, Misha hated everything Ryen stood for. At the same time, he couldn’t deny his attraction to her. Douglas began by working in the fields she had studied in University, though she found that writing was her true calling and she devoted herself to becoming an author soon after. At the present moment, Penelope, along with her child and husband, lives in Las Vegas. With all of that noted, we can now take a look at our book review.

Years later, when he finds her in the city, he sets plans for revenge. The last thing he expected was to fall for her. That line really hit me the first time I read this letter a couple years ago. And the hundred times since then. How can she say so little and yet so much? So don’t ever change. This is a big ass world, and when we leave our small towns, we’re going to find our tribe. If we don’t stay true to ourselves, how will they recognize us? (Both of us, because you know we’re on the same tribe, right?) It feels like shit to be alone. To be in a place full of people and feel like they don’t want you there. To feel like you’re at a party you weren’t invited to. No one even knows your name. No one wants to. No one cares. This is the start of a pen-pal relationship that has both parties completely opening up. The only thing is Lily has no idea who she’s communicating with.

College freshman Tessa is instantly intrigued by Hardin. His dark side has her curious to learn more about who he really is. Welcome to Shh... [Smut, Heroes & HEAs], a reader group dedicated to contemporary Romance & Erotica. And, the first chapter is really good. Misha is nice, interesting, and mysterious. Most of these bad boy guys are as*holes and this is different with him. He cares about his sister, he’s in love with this girl, he goes to this party to support his friends, he’s in a band. The setting of the first chapter is also really cool. He has great chemistry with his friends, and his personality is nice. Elena’s sister is set to marry Nicholas. He has a dark reputation and is the exact type of man Elena despises. Slipping the paper into my glove box, among a few other of my favorites of Ryen’s letters, I take my pen, hovering it over the notepad that sits on my lap.Ryen and Misha have a hate-love connection in Punk 57. If you want to read another story where hatred turns into love, you should consider reading RoomHate by Penelope Ward. It didn’t take long for us to figure out the mistake. And in no time at all, we were arguing about everything. The best take-out pizza. Android vs. iPhone. Whether or not Eminem is the greatest rapper ever… I’ll admit that I didn’t know what I would think of this book-I’ve always been fond of the old Penelope Douglas. I mean, come on, Bully??? I ate that shit up!!! But I’ve heard some things over the years that deterred me from really following up on her work, perhaps hiding from the progressive approach she had been taking a path towards. But I’ve never forgotten, never stopped watching, and always kept tabs with H, making sure to not let any hidden gems slip through my fingers-and here we are, three years later…And I’m already like a junkie ready for my next fix. Ruby thinks this will be a great way to brighten a soldier’s week. What she didn’t expect was for the soldier to be the one to brighten up her spirits. As a writer myself, I know how it is to write female characters. It is hard. I’m all for twisted characters. They can start as an horrible ass, but they will grow in the story and learn something. Ryen doesn’t. She doesn’t change at all. She’s just a spoiled brat bully surrounded by terrible friends. If someone changed, this is Misha, who changed to fit what she wanted of a guy and became a bully himself. Punk 57 Book Review: How Ridiculous It All Feels