Showing posts with label Clayton Falls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clayton Falls. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 27, 2016

Now in My Bookbag: Wrecked (Clayton Falls Novel #3), by Alyssa Rose Ivy

This is another great book in the Clayton Falls series. Author Alyssa Rose Ivy continues to build on the familiar world of Clayton Falls, as well as the characters who I have come to love.

I am happy that Jake finally has a romance of his own. Emily is the new character who catches Jake’s attention, but she has a few secrets that could change everything. There are definitely some bumps that might impede any happily ever after.

This contemporary, NA romance touches on the consequences of big mistakes, secrets and lies. It is an enjoyable read, and it is well told. I would like to see Ivy write a few more stories about Clayton Falls. 4 3/4 stars

Tuesday, July 26, 2016

Now in My Bookbag: Veer (Clayton Falls, Book 2), by Alyssa Rose Ivy

This book is so enjoyable. It is well-written, and develops the plot and characters in an excellent way.

Becca is positive that she doesn’t want to start a relationship, because she is only in Clayton Falls for the summer. Gavin is looking for a forever love, not just a summer fling. They can’t stand each other.

I love these characters, as well as the characters already introduced in Derailed, book one of the Clayton Falls series. Ivy does a wonderful job telling their story in this contemporary, NA romance. She also does a great job developing the world of Clayton Falls. I recommend this book. 4 1/2 stars

Now in My Bookbag: Derailed (Book 1 of the Clayton Falls Series), by Alyssa Rose Ivy

This is an excellent New Adult Contemporary novel. I love the characters, the plot, and the writing style.

Molly is such a beautiful, tortured soul. The unbelievable guilt she carries is breaking her, crushing her self esteem. Ben is also tortured, still in love with Molly. Her return to Clayton Falls may be his last chance to break through her walls.

The story is well developed and refreshing. I find this read enjoyable and entertaining. This is a well-written, cohesive, and expressive book. I recommend it for readers 17+, with a 5 star rating.