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I high recommend reading Turning the Tide by Rogue London and N.M McGregor
Catsmeow finished reading and wrote a review...
Turning the Tide is a powerful continuation of Montana's story, capturing the essence of growing up in a world fraught with challenges. Rogue London and N.M. McGregor have crafted a tale that is not only a tribute to the '80s but also a universal exploration of the trials of youth and the strength to overcome adversity. The story flows seamlessly, with well-developed characters that feel as real as the struggles they face. Readers will find themselves rooting for Montana as she navigates the complexities of her life, making Turning the Tide a must-read for anyone who appreciates a heartfelt and enticing coming-of-age story. Ultimately, it serves as a reminder that while the tides of life may change, the quest for identity and purpose remains a timeless journey.
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Catsmeow finished reading and wrote a review...
Cassie Lein’s Toxic Bitch is a fiery romance that thrives on intense chemistry, unexpected connections, and the power of finding the right person in the most unconventional way. The novel follows Indigo, a fiercely independent and talented artist with a dangerous edge, and Malik, a seemingly ordinary guy who stumbles into her life through a simple wrong number—one that changes everything. The relationship between Indigo and Malik is electric from the start. Their initial text exchanges build an undeniable tension, and when they finally meet in person, the sparks ignite into an all-consuming inferno. Lein does a fantastic job of crafting a slow-burn romance that is both passionate and emotionally compelling. Indigo’s sharp edges and Malik’s steady presence create a balance that makes their connection feel authentic and intense. What stands out most in Toxic Bitch is the way Lein develops her characters. Indigo isn’t just a typical "tough girl"—she’s layered, carrying both strength and vulnerability. Malik, on the other hand, is refreshingly real, providing a grounded contrast to Indigo’s fiery nature. Their dynamic keeps the reader hooked, making it impossible to put the book down. While the romance takes center stage, the novel also explores themes of self-discovery, trust, and the way love can be both healing and destructive. The writing style is fast-paced and engaging, drawing the reader into Indigo and Malik’s world with sharp dialogue and emotionally charged moments. Overall, Toxic Bitch is a thrilling and steamy read, perfect for fans of intense, character-driven romance. Lein masterfully blends tension, humor, and raw emotion into a story that lingers long after the final page.