"The Desire to Write Grows With Writing."

So when I first read the Driven series I refused to read this book because I was worried about what Colton and Rylee were going to have to face. I loved these characters so much that I just wanted them to get that happily ever. They had fought through so much already. However, I got a friend hooked on Driven and she convinced me to read this one. I'm so glad she did. It was amazing. Bromberg took these two characters that I completely love and gave us another side of each of them completely. You get to see Rylee fall this time and Colton pick her up and save her for a change. I feel like in the rest of the books Rylee is always saving Colton but this time we got to see that Colton is a knight in shining armor. He saves Rylee and it's a beautiful thing to watch.  I also loved seeing their marriage, relationship and family grow. https://www.amazon.com/Aced-Driven-Book-K-Bromberg-ebook/dp/B013PGB1H6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1538498380&sr=8-1&keywords=aced+k+bromberg ...

This book is definitely unique. I'm still not sure what happened. Margo Moon is a the prostitute's daughter. Her mother can be harsh and uncaring, similar to the place she calls home. Margo moves from the shy girl not wanting to be seen to a strong girl that is wanting to dish out poetic justice. As she moves through the book she starts to act on her instincts of justice. Some of the scenes will make you want to cringe as well as cheer her on. The people that receive her poetic justice are more than deserving of it but the idea of taking a life is also a hard thing to embrace. I don't blame her yet I do. It's very confusing and it makes you think about what you would do if you were in Margo's situation.  Move forward in the book some more and you find that she is suffering from a mental disorder. She has made up certain people in her life, or has she? I don't completely trust her doctor either and if you've read Mud Vein then you know why. I never could re...

This was my favorite book in the Sweet series. I really enjoyed the story of Marty and Fiona. Yes, there are grammatical errors but I'm not so picky that I will knock a good story line down for it. As a writer myself I know how difficult editing can be and I see no sense in bashing a book or giving it less stars for something that normally our brains fix anyways. The story line and characters were well developed and in my opinion that's what matters the most. Marty--is the twin that is actually a good guy. His high school sweetheart broke his heart and a year later his still pinning over her until he meets Fiona.  Fiona--is the bitchy model who grew up without any love therefore, she doesn't believe in it. She's her own worst enemy and is constantly questioning herself and Marty. Eventually, the questioning leads to the fall out. Now five years later Marty and Fiona are forced back together as their siblings get married. Will they be able to move forward together ...

This was a great completion to Stone and Beulah's. I saw a lot of comments that this was similar to Rush and Blair's story, I can see where they get that idea at but this story is different enough that it's a different story. I really liked Stone and Beulah and I was happy they were able to find their happiness in the end.  I was glad that Beulah returned and I was even happy that Jasper and Stone found their friendship again. Overall, I'd recommend this book.  https://www.amazon.com/Sweet-Little-Memories-Book-ebook/dp/B07D2LZGGS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1533828036&sr=8-1&keywords=sweet+little+memories