The Distance Between us is awesomely Sweet, dead Funny, very Sarcastic, Real and very, very Addicting! I could not put this book down one second... It's THAT good :)

Caymen lives above the Doll store that she and her mom own in a tiny two bedroom apartment that may be small but means the world to her. She's good with being poor, she doesn't need fancy things to be happy and knows that the best things in life you have to work hard to get.

I loved Caymen and most important her sarcasm had me laughing the entire book nonstop. Seriously she can come up with the most out of place answers you have ever seen without even trying... This girl was spectacular, she was funny most of the times but she was also a lot more serious than a seventeen year old should be due to the pressure of handling the business so it doesn't have to close and helping her mother  not to go bankrupt.

"Note to self: Caymen is very good at sarcasm. "

"If you're recording notes for an official record, I'd like the word very stricken and replaced with exceptionally."

Xander is rich, cocky and takes it all for granted. His clothes, his fast car.... His family is one of the richest in the country and sometimes that comes with a price.  In storms Xander into an old store filled with creepy dolls looking to find a present for his grandma and the last thing he expected was the girl behind register that could bring a smile into his face very easily. And for a young man who has the world's weight on his shoulders with the family business that is a very hard thing to manage.

Xander is sweet. But sometimes a little on the clueless side of life. He is the usual "my family expects big things out of me and I don't know if that is what I really want" guy but with a certain twist, let's just say he is having anxiety problems about the future. But he was charming as well, funny and even a little on the dorky side sometimes. And he has excellent taste in cars (Just saying)...

When they realize that they can't get eachother off their heads Xanders decides to take the first step and go to the store and see that exquisite girl again. Then  after loads of previously-sipped-hot-chocolate, rides to the school and getting to know one another better they know that have one thing in common. Uncertainty about the future, a fear of what expected them and what their dream will be. Together they will try and figure that out  for eachother with a "career day" which consisted in trying out various careers and finding out what they like best. But this is also going to bring a proximity that Caymen is not comfortable with. After all, he is one of them...

"I love you," I whisper. 

"What was that? I didn't hear you. 

"Don't push me. "

"I love you, too" he says. He puts his cheek against mine. "So much."

These two together made the book into something adorable. They are complete opposites but are united in their uncertainty and the pressure their parents offer. So when they  and this two worlds get together is like a clash and they realize it's not going to be that easy. But I liked that both of them were one of the only ones that were stuck on not forgetting their social classes because everyone else seemed to accept it just fine. Asides Caymen's mother... Caymen worried too much that she was only a toy for him and he did not realised that and other signals until she threw it into his face and sometimes kind of forced her into his way of living, not realising she would not fit in with a bunch of spoiled rotten kids...

Then after a few bumps in the road here comes Mason, the local bad boy who had a eye from the start for Caymen... I did not liked Mason's involvement, he was too wrong for her. The one thing they had in common was the money status and even the fact the he was in a band did not do good things for my liking.

When Caymen and Xander solved the money problems between them and put it aside, their relationship could finally turn into something much more serious. But when her mom finds out and old suspicions come to the top it's difficult to continue. Besides that there is a sudden illness to her mother that brings another secret to life.

Caymen's mother was rather unfair for the whole book. Yes, she was left behind by a filthy rich guy that run with his tail between his legs that second he found out about a daughter, but that does not mean her daughter is her or that she is going down the same path. I think she does not give the deserved value to Caymen by often hiding things from her, even her father's whereabouts and not wanting any contact between them at all. Also, hiding debt collectors and even her grandparents is a little over the top!

"Feelings, my dear daughter, you will perhaps learn one day, can be the most costly thing in the universe. "

And that's the kind of attitude that is going to be the financial ruin of the store.

And then there is the oh so deserved happy ending... But i will not get there until the two of the most important character are mentioned: Henry and Skye, Thank you so much for your support and without you I think Caymen would not have stayed strong throughout all this drama. Also thanks to Caymen's grandparent for finally gaining courage to meet their granddaughter and support her :)

In the world of science, if Skye were a host, I would be her parasite. She has a life. I pretend it's mine.

NOW it's the real happy ending.. So prejudice aside everyone's happy. Including me... <3

Vegas, baby! Now we know what a long night of drinking and being reckless can do to people. But in this case it kind of worked out for the best! I mean it's not everyday you wake up married to a rock start with trust issues and that is willing to give your "one-day relationship" a go. Hell, yeah!

Continuing.... I was so excited about this book the second i heard it's story! It does combine the best of both worlds, an edgy rock star with a safe girl. Evelyn and David sure are different but those differences made the book so much more interesting and heartfelt.

Evelyn is literally my kind of gal. I liked her mainly because i can relate with her personality but also because this girl can stand her ground against the world and tell them to go stick it where the sun doesn't shine without giving a shit about what they think But I think that half of the time she doesn't know of her strength, because she starts off with a low self-esteem and very retracted but then when Ev meets David there is this discovery of herself and she starts to value her body and soul more. She finds braveness inside of her and finally lets it come out more often. You can clearly see an evolution to a strong, determined women by the end of the book and that is often very hard to describe  but Kylie Scott managed to do it easily.

I wasn't even certain I knew how to make fuck-me eyes. But I definitely hadn't been making them at that tool downstairs. No wonder so many marriages ended in divorce. Marriage sucked and husbands were the worst.

David is awesome and he plays guitar. But that's what he is sick of people seeing because they only focus on the money part and how successful he is. Nobody really wants him for himself. This is sad at the beginning so when he meets Evelyn and they decide to give their relationship a go I was so happy for him. His personality after having his heart broken once is numb to the world, the his music and worse to himself. But then we can really see the real David and that carefree, young, fun, caring man is what really straps you to the book, because you can see a transformation as well and it's amazing. I loved him, loved that he portrayed the Rockstar life so well but seemed to know exactly when to put brakes on things. But i am not saying he is perfect, far from it because he is a major jackass at the start... But in the end he was awesome...


This couple pushed each other to the limits and that's why they work so well. They take each other's shit but in the end they are there for support!

I like you the way you are, blurting out whatever shit crosses your mind. Not trying to play me, or use me. You're just being with me. I like you.

The band members were dicks... But okay. Except for Mal, I loved Mal. The only guy in the band (aside David) who is funny and NICE! And maybe Sam as well. The rest i did not like! Jimmy you are an Asshole! and the other guy whose-name-I-have-forgotten-because-he-was-a-dick was as well. Oh and Martha? Go to hell!

Lick was awesome, entertaining and just hot, hot, hot! I Think this series have so much more to give and I am so looking forward to the next installment in the Stage Dive series :).

I Must say that stories about princesses and kingdoms are not my thing because they are too melodramatic but this book had a good synopsis and I decided to give it a try. Needless to say it blew me away. Loved it and Raz and layla are my new it-couple and I want more!

"Walking into the lion's den unprotected, Princess?"

During twenty three long years Layla was put through her father's manipulative ways along with her baby sister which she tried to protect at all costs even if it meant she would get the consequences. That life led her to escape to books and knowledge turning her into a very pragmatic girl with no real life experience of her own. Now with her father's death she is threatened to marry a power hungry man so she must escape to find the hero everyone whispers about, the saviour everyone's hopes will take the throne and hopefully her protector. And when she finds him she has a propose that he cannot refuse, for he wants the throne she offers and she wants the safety he can give her.

This marriage was supposed to be a "political arrangement" between a princess and a hero which was about right for the first hour they met. Then there was this burst of energy between them and they were lost to each other. These two were Awesome together mainly because they started off quite hostile towards one another it created an even bigger interest to see the evolution of the relationship. And you could see and feel the confidence growing, the complicity between them as well, the sexual tension was off the roof and feel the love emanating from two different people who thought love was forbidden to them. You can see from the start that they will not be normal character, they are special and perfect for eachother.

Raz is a dick at first! I Admit it... But who can resist a "dark-haired hero, with a fit body and an alluring personality"? No one. He is kind and thoughtful towards everyone else but still manages to stand his position amongst the toughest of men. He is definitely one of the Best Alpha Males I've read about! Oh, and he had a daughter and their relationship is sooo cute?

Layla is a bookworm but she will learn that the deepest of knowledge do not comes from books but by living life to the fullest. At first I thought she would be one of those bland characters with nothing interesting to add to the story but I was wrong, Her determination to protect her sister, Her braveness, her kindness and inexperience were something that helped build a strong woman like her and give the plot all it's interest. I Loved her from head to toe, her personality, the way she handled things (always very rational), the way she faced her fears like it was nobody's business....

You might think this book was all Romance related but that is wrong. It has action with car chases, gun fightings, dogs attacking, and Evil people who will do anything to destroy happiness when they see it. And let's say that the bad guy in here is pretty obvious but who cares when there is Raz and Layla in the picture?



Sarah Morgan blew me away with this story. It had all the romance it needed without overwhelming it joined to some serious action in the desert. Add the awesome dogs and amazing horses with some really hot scenes between this couple in the hot desert and this book will be a success! The plot, the story and everything else was just spot on!

* Arc copy kindly provided by Harlequin in return of an honest review. 

Was that really the ending? Because it seemed that the book was unfinished rather than it being the end. Really? No book can end like that, not in the middle of a battle, not in the middle of some very important actions, it's not fair for us readers. Now we have to wait another year to know something that should have been revealed in A Kiss of Blood. 

But aside the ending, this book was espetacular to say the least. It had all the gore, evilness and madness of the evil vampires we all love without letting them seem too traditional. It's like the old vampire story with a new twist to it. Fantastic. Emoras, I have said it before and i will say it again, that this is an amazing concept for vampires to feed on pain, pleasure and even joy. Then to the world of vampires you add rippers, werewolves and fairies, a kick ass girl with a heart of fire and you have this book.

In A Kiss of Blood (Which was supposed to be the final if it wasn't for the rushed ending) Quinn, being in the human Washington D.C, has one condition: Never go back to the world of vampires.  But it isn't easy to be normal when the friend you though normal is an undercover vampire, the guy that stole your heart and soul is just across the hall and to worsen things your Brother is suffering from magic sickness. Poor Quinn. Then she has to go back to V.C to save her brother and make a choice that is never too easy.  Use her power to destroy or heal that world.

I Loved Quinn in the first book and now i love her even more. She is determined and though with a stubbornness to her character that it's nothing but addicting. Quinn is like a mini Buffy on steroids, she being way better with stakes on her jacket and weapons all over her. In this part of the story she will tap into her powers and discover a strength she knew not she possessed. It's like an awakening for her. But it will bring so much dimension to her character, because in a way she is more human than ever. The readers can feel her pain, her love, her struggle to not let people in and the forgiveness she allows Arturo . One of the best characters I have ever read.

But the closer she let him get, the more likely she was to trust him again. And that was something she refused to do

Oh the steamy scenes between Arturo and Quinn..... Uh la la. They start pretty reluctant with each other, because Arturo was a mean liar in the previous book, but with time and perseverance Arturo finally will manage to gain her trust back (To break it again, but who cares?). They are so cute together and very dependent on each other. Arturo requires her sunshine, her warmth  and Quinn needs his love. Arturo is still the mean vampire boss everyone calls The Snake, how cool is that name? But he is so much more attentive and caring it's endearing to look at.

His shoulders sank, his forehead tipping against hers. “Mio dio. You've changed me, cara. I cannot decide if I should thank you or hate you for it.” 

And if there was one thing she knew, it was that Arturo played fast and loose with the truth. He was a first-class manipulator. But he'd also become her protector and, in a strange sort of way, her friend. And her lover.

There were so many new people in here, like Neo their helper and saviour, Micah which I completely loved and want to see much more mainly because he is a pleasure feeder and that led to some interesting scenes... Kassius which is half werewolf and half vampire and probably one of the sweetest vampires ever, the fairies and their obsession with So You Think You Can Dance and C.S.I, I want to see Jason finding his wife and Lily finally managing to be with Max... These are my wishes for the next book.

Cristoff I have a Gif for you by the way! <3








A Kiss of Blood was much better than A Blood Seduction minus the ending. The characters are amazing, the story is unbelievable and the plot deserves an award for twists and turns. Love Love Love the way Pamela writes and locks you with the story in a away you cannot leave. Ever. V.P Team!!! 

For Pete's sake, whistle? Really? What a romantic nickname, if a guy I liked called me whistle it would not end well.

But okay. So there is this typical manwhore who spots this oh-so-timid girl standing awkwardly at a party and he immediately feels the connection between them both and feels how they are two damaged souls that do not fit in that scenario.  Cliche? Just wait for the next part.

The girl (Avery) has a big secret that led to her necessity to hide beneath dumpsters when she feels like her secret is about to slip and this "secret" is the thing that will dominate the whole book just to get to the end and it isn't that big of a deal.  Yes it was a mistake but let it go! So the guy (Jase) gives her a whistle for her to call whenever she's in trouble. Are you serious? What are we, five?

He looks at me like he knows me all too well, like he sees I’m an imposter. Maybe it’s because he’s hiding something too.

Jase, like we needed another greek god hanging around. Isn't there tons of those in the literary world?  But some are original which is not Jase's case. He is as predictable as they come. Yes, he is good looking, yes he may be a guy that screwed anything on sight and now is trying to redeem himself of his bad ways but he has nothing of interest! His personality is as interesting as a brick wall and his ability to be mad at Avery's secret, even though she had nothing to do with it, is dreadful.

“I know.” Everyone always freaks over my eyelashes for some damn reason. It’s embarrassing.   -This is quote said by JASE!

Avery had everything going her way until that awful moment she opened her mouth to say that she was never going to date a manwhore and could not in every reason get close to him. But then she did. Many times.  That ruined the whole Thing. Avery is the all-too-been-there-than-that good girl who doesn't do parties, doesn't drink, does not screw random guys and is very serious about her academical life. How great is that? The problem is that it created no interest in her character. She had no flaws but that one mistake in junior year, ain't that interesting? No. One thing I liked was her relationship with her dad's (She has two) because she was adopted and we didn't even met them. Bummer.

What's wrong with guys and bad girls? They don't get a chance? I Loved Stacia and if the book was about her and Trey it would be much more interesting and not half as awkward. And what's with Jase? Isn't he supposed to be popular and a bad boy? Then why do we only get to know ONE of his friends and the only thing scary about him was that he was unrealistically perfect?

The Impact of you had elements that could have made a great book but it was a mess this way. I Liked Kendall Ryan type of writing, always to the point and easy going but the stopping points and mood swings drove me crazy.

 

This cover is amazing! It's mysterious, dark and mesmerizing just like the book itself.  It's really something unique and special. Born of Illusion bring us the world of magicians, tricksters and sentimentalists.

Anna Van Housen since a young age is groomed to be her mother's side kick and was always told to step back and not steal the show. But her unusual abilities to sense emotions and talk with the dead is enough to make her stand without her wanting it.  Now, after years of moving from city to city, from jail to jail and having lots of money to being brooke she and her mother moved to New York to start a new life. What they didn't expect was the dangers lurking and expecting to take advantage of Anna's powers and of her father's status. Because Anna is the daughter of Houdini. Or so she thinks.

How cool is this? Freaking Houdini? Just because of that it's worth reading this story. We get to meet the man that marked his time and read a bit about him and of his tricks. Definitely one of the best parts of the book.

Harry Houdini is out to expose mediums, but I wonder what he would say if he met a real one. Someone who had really communicated with the dead or saw the future in terrifying visions or felt the emotions of others coming off them in waves. Someone like me.

But it's not because of the famous name this book carries that made it memorable. It's also because of the unknown ones, like Anna and her mother, Owen or Cole and even Jaques. They all made this book something great. Also, the description of the 90's is outstanding, all the dresses, the dances, the cigarettes, the drinks and the feel of a busy crowd. It's crazy that all tiny descriptions gained life.

Anna is one of those characters you don't easily forget. She's cunning, smart and very attentive to the world around her and the devotion she has to magic makes ME want to be a magician! One thing i did like about her was that she stood her ground and stood up to her mother eccentricities, and her mother is no easy person...

Why can't I be both a wife and a magician? A mother and a performer? Mother did it. But then again, Mother isn't really the best role model.

Owen.... Come on, if you think you can for a second you fooled me in this book you are soo wrong. He was such a spoiled, stupid character. I liked that he could lie very well until the end but I didn't like that the other characters didn't see beneath his pretty looks.

Cole... Seriously have more fun Cole, even your uncle knows how to have fun better than you! Cole was something like those shy, quiet boys who you know will turn out to be a teacher and that's not my favorite personality to read because sometimes feels a bit too uptight. But not Cole because he managed to mixed the seriousness with the rare smiles and cuteness and that won me over!

“Right now all I know is you swindle people for money and pick pockets when you're confused. Who knows? Maybe you rob banks in your spare time?

Anna's Mother was a bitch until the very end. She was my favorite character by far because of all the mood swings.  She started out very cold and distant but you could see that her decisions were only for Anna's good.

Born of Illusion was definitely a 4 star book only because i felt there was things left unanswered (but maybe it was to step up with the mystery? Who knows? ) The story was great and fast paced, always managed to keep it interesting with no stopping points where you got bored. Loved it :)