Debating whether or not to continue reading Killing Katie

This book is taking me forever to read. I don't know why, but I'm having a bit of a problem with it. It could be that the story line is a little too slow for me. Or, it could be that I just don't like the book. Honestly I don't even know what the genre of the book is. I should look that up. Is it a mystery? Thriller? Crime Novel? I'm a terrible reader. So I hope to finish this book eventually, just not this month or the next. These kinds of book take me forever to read. Its like I don't want to miss a certain detail. At least now I know why I don't read books of this genre. It takes me too fricken long. So I apologize to the author for being the worst reader on the planet. I know you wanted me to read the book and see what I thought. But now we have learned I am taking way too long then I'd like. I really want to finish the book and see what happens. But I also have no motivation to read it what so ever. Now I'm just sitting around debating if I should just stick through it and finish the book. Or, just give up and hope to finish it at a later time. I really hate myself right now. So until next time.....

Almost done reading Gabriel's Rapture

Good news, I'm almost done with the book. That means I can read something else for completely devote my time to reading Killing Katie. Anyways, things are over with Julia and Gabriel. Well at least that is what Julia thinks. When in reality, Gabriel ran off to Italy to relive his happy memories of Julia. He was even walking around wearing a wedding band saying that he was married. That is true dedication right there. But now that our two lovers are now together its time to clear the air. Gabriel explains himself and Julia shares her pain of their separation. So maybe a I was a little wrong about what the next book is about, but at least I tried to guess. I won't be able to get the next book until a few months from now due to such a huge reading list at the library. So to those who have read the book, don't tell me. Anyways, I enjoyed the book. Sadly I didn't cry during the break up scene. Maybe if the scene was more in depth to what Julia and Gabriel were both feeling during their time apart, maybe then I'd shed a tear or two. That would probably been the only thing I would of changed in the whole book. But I'm not the author and I'm sure she had her reasons for things. So until next time......

Reading Gabriel's Rapture

I'm finally two thirds through the book. I could celebrate because of it. Anyways, the drama is just rolling in. It seems that one of Julia's classmates would cause such a mess. She is so determined on ruining Julia because she didn't get what she wanted. So the drama just keeps coming as investigations take place and Gabriel sacrifices himself so that Julia can go to Harvard. Romantic or completely stupid? You decide on that one. But the terms on keeping his job, he can't be in contact with Julia anymore. Shocker there. So now the two are over, but we all know they will get back together. Why else would there be a third book? Also it wouldn't make it a love story if the two can't overcome the obstacles to be together. I bet that is what the third book is all about. These two getting back together and finally having their happily ever after. So until next time......

Reading Killing Katie and Gabriel's Rapture

I really hate to start off talking about a book with a bad post. But I can't help it sometimes. I understand how much work authors put into their work, only to have someone bash it. I'm sure the book is going to improve but right now it is just hard for me to read. So far I've spent eight chapters of a woman debating whether or not to become a murderer. It kind of has been kind of boring and puts me to sleep. I really hate to say it, but I am not liking the book at all right now. Like I said before, I'm sure it will improve because I hate to write anything bad on a book. But it probably will be a  while before I do another post on this book because I'm really dragging my feet on it.

Another book I'm dragging my feet on is Gabriel's Rapture. I knew it was going to take me a while to read this book because it took me forever to read the first one. I'm not sure why that is, but it is. So far our two love birds are still in Italy. And I was wrong about the last book. The two main characters didn't get secretly married, that was a completely different book. In the first book of this series, our two character are professor and student. And our leading lady had a crazy ex-boyfriend who got a rush out of causing her hell. Like he got more excited with just the thought of almost raping her before Gabriel came to the rescue. I'm still wondering how this relationship plays out. So far Gabriel is still highly jealous of other men talking to our leading lady. And our leading lady tends to feel too insecure to feel like she is worthy of Gabriel's love. Gotta love that drama.

Sorry about the lack of posts. I'm just not in a reading mood lately, but I promise to buckle down as much as I can these next few days. So until next time......

I'm so sorry

Hey guys, I'm so sorry for not posting lately. I've just started remodeling my room because I'm sick of looking at old paneling and old falling apart carpet. I read as much as I can, but I'm not reading as much as I'd like. Hopefully that changes once we get done removing the old carpet from my room. At this rate, due to ridiculously hot weather, I'm not going to get anything done with my room. But I promise to post as soon as I can.

Started reading Gabriel's Rapture by Sylvain Reynard

My latest library book is a little worn. As if it is well read. Kind of makes me not want to touch it in fear that it will crumble in my hands. Anyways, I've read the first book a while back. Like way back. I am not even sure exactly when. But I do remember that the main character fell in love when she was really young. She didn't see the guy for years until he became her college professor. Her feelings had never faded over the years and their relationship become highly complicated. They constantly have to keep it a secret until he is no longer her professor. So the first book is just a constant battle keeping the secret and being madly in love with each other. I'm not sure what the second book is about, but if I remember correctly these two secretly got married in the first book. But I'm ready to see what this book holds and the drama that will take place. So I'm going to head out and start this book. I'll even try to grab my iPad so I can read some of Killing Katie, but you know how my brothers are. Its like as soon as they see me with the iPad, they have to have it. So until next time.......

Finished reading Never Settle for Less

So I finished the book and I have to be honest, this isn't something I would normally read, but I'm kind of glad that I did. It was really fascinating and I'd defiantly suggest it to someone who is going through a tough time. Also the relationship that the main character had with her grandmother reminded me a lot of the relationship I had with mine, and still do in a way. This is a really inspiring book and I suggest you guys to read it if you feel lost. It shows how someone went through tough times only to find the light at the tunnel. I wish I could say more about the book but I have no idea what to tell you. But just go check it out if you want. So until next time.....