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  Does It Hurt?- H.D Carlton ⭐ - 4 🌶 - 4.5 Ok, so, hear me out. I enjoyed this book, a lot. And think it is simply a great read because it is not like anything I have ever read before, in my life! What is messed up? Oh yeah, in certain areas of this book, most definitely it had areas that made me think WTF? But not in a "I'm gonna put this down now" way, because not once did I put this book down. In fact I spent two days binging it because I was so intrigued by what was going on.  I know there are some negative ratings about this book and I do understand why, due to the content that is within, however, if you know what you're getting yourself in for, then I don't think you will be disappointed. At the end of the day, you chose an H.D Carlton book. You will NOT be getting a rainbows and butterflies college romance from this woman. You will be getting the rough and dirty, weird and questionable story with a very morally great main character. And I personally LOVE a...

 Twisted Hate - Ana Huang ⭐ - 3.8 🌶 - 4 I went in to this book very blind, absolutely no idea as to what was about to unfold before my eyes, but as you can tell from the fading name on the book, I did in fact get very into this story and ate it up like it was a plate of pancakes covered in syrup. It was delicious. And I will not hear any hate for our red head FMC. Jules Ambrose was an entertaining character in my opinion. Did she have her faults? Sure. Did she do some things which probably would have served her better if she just communicated instead? Also, sure. But who hasn't been in that kind of situation? We all make mistakes, life happens, live and learn and all that.  Jules was entertaining to me simply because of her attitude, wanting to show her strength and capability of not needing anyone, but loving to annoy those around her, particularly those she knows are already not fond of her. I can get along with a petty character like that, it gives them a little more to th...