While I had a lot of mixed feelings about Waiting for Tom Hanks, I was definitely looking forward to the second installment: Not Like the Movies. And, fortunately for me, this one worked a lot better for my personal taste.

Paris Is Always a Good Idea is the type of story that tugs at heartstrings and at you own feelings of wanderlust. (And then the frustration of not being able to travel quite like you want to.)

After a ton of mixed reviews, I finally finished Not the Girl You Marry and I REALLY ENJOYED IT.

I have some exciting news for you guys! 

 As of December 15th, Shanora Williams' latest novel, Crave, is officially available! Before we get into all the dirty details of this blog tour, I just want to give a massive shout-out of congratulations to Shanora on her latest release. She's definitely serving us some heat for the chilly winter months ahead! 

 Crave is a must-have for the romantic at heart and is bound to be a "devour in one sitting" read. So, get ready. Get cozy. Buy and read! Follow the cut for all the information you need.

The Breakup Support Group by Cheyanne Young | Rating: ★★★☆☆

As a note, an e-galley of this novel was sent to me in exchange for an honest review. This does not effect my opinions in any way.

There's no shortage of contemporary YA romances. It is, however, difficult to find any that make you feel both the warm and fuzzies, and like you've just discovered a new friend. In the case of The Breakup Support Group, you feel like you've inherited a group of friends who are all tied to one another in teenage heartbreak. Cheyanne Young captures the essence of being young and in love just as easily as she is able to tie readers into her characters own heartache.

This makes the novel itself relatable to both ends of her readers--those who are in the same age group as the characters, and those who are not. It adds a nice balance to what makes the novel likable. You have traditional coming of age triumphs and failures; first heartbreak, after your first love, and the age old complication of being a new girl at a new school. You have the romance aspects of the teenage years. You have the healing of love lost and, of course, the power of friendship.

I will say this--The Breakup Support Group is genuinely a sweet novel. For many readers, it will be like reading the day-to-day events of a good friend. There's a sort of intimacy in the prose that cannot be replicated and makes it a simple read. I finished it quite quickly and not just because I am a fast reader. Cheyanne Young has the sort of writing that makes you want to continue, continue, continue.

I've got a special treat for all of you CD Reiss fans today! As of November 14th, 2017, Bodyguard was officially released. You may have heard the buzz surrounding this new standalone novel if you are keen on contemporary romances. If not, it's no worries--now's your chance to learn all you can about the novel.

As part of the blog tour, I have an exclusive excerpt for you and all the details you need to know about Reiss' latest release. What are you waiting for? Follow the cut.