Book Recommendations: New Adult | Part II

Hi guys! It’s time for a few more book recommendations. A couple of months ago I recommend a few of my Favorite New Adult books (here) but because I’ve been reading so many amazing new adult books in the past couple of months I decided to recommend you a few more. I’ve been reading a lot of new adult, mostly because most of the ARC’s I read are in this genre, and I love to read new adult so I need to recommend a few more books that might not be that well-known.  So let’s see which books made to this list 🙂 .

More Than Music (Chasing the Dream #1) by Elizabeth Briggs – Review

Publication Date:

June 10th, 2014

Publisher:

Elizabeth Briggs Books

More Than Fashion (Chasing the Dream #3) by Elizabeth Briggs – Review

Publication Date:

July 30th, 2015

Publisher:

Victory Editing

Goodreads Synopsis: 

They’re enemies who will do anything to win…including each other.

When pre-med student Julie Hong wins a spot on a fashion design reality TV show, she celebrates by picking up a hot English guy in a hotel bar. But too many drinks leads to a night of embarrassment and a major hangover, and wow is she glad she’ll never see him again.

Until the show starts, and he’s on it too.

Julie quickly realizes she’s out of her league among the other designers, and Gavin Bennett, with his cocky grin and sexy accent, is her biggest competition. Julie can’t decide if she wants to kiss him or kill him. Or both.

After she’s almost kicked off, Julie convinces Gavin to pretend they’re sleeping together for the camera. The ploy works, but as they get closer to the show’s finale their fake relationship starts to become too real. But only one of them can win the show—and they might both end up heartbroken.

T5W – Favorite Self-Published Books

It’s that time of the week again when I bring you the Top 5 Wednesdays, created by gingerreadslainey. If you want to know how T5W works you can go to the Goodreads group by clicking here. This week theme is Favorite Self-Published Books. When I first saw this theme I thought I would have a hard time in finding self-published books that I’ve read but after looking to my read shelves on Goodreads I actually found a few. Because I’ve read most of these books as ARCs I won’t be talking about any of the books but I’ll leave the link for each review (and also the remaining books of the series) on this post. Here’s some of my favorite self-published books 🙂

More Than Once (Chasing the Dream #4) by Elizabeth Briggs – Review

Publication Date:

December 1st 2015

Publisher:

Victory Editing

Goodreads Synopsis: 

She’s trying to be good. He loves it when she’s bad.

Andrew West is done being the nice guy. After a marriage proposal gone wrong, he’s started over in a new city and he’s never risking his heart again.

Becca Collins is done being the bad girl. After quitting the band she played bass for, she’s going to prove to her family that she’s really changed.

When Becca’s dumped by her boyfriend and fired from her job on Christmas Eve, all seems lost, until she runs into a former one night stand—Andrew. To impress her parents, Becca convinces him to pretend to be her perfect boyfriend for their holiday dinner.

After Andrew shows Becca he’s all bad boy in the bedroom, neither wants to pretend anymore. But when Becca’s invited to rejoin her band for a show and Andrew’s forced to face his ex, they both wonder if they’re ready to take a leap again—or if they’re doomed to fail in life and love a second time.

More Than Comics (Chasing the Dream #2) by Elizabeth Briggs – Review

Publication Date:

February 23rd 2015

Publisher:

Victory Editing

Goodreads Synopsis: 

They’re friends online – but can they be more in real life?

Writer Tara McFadden has been friends with artist and drummer Hector Fernandez for years, long before his band became famous on reality TV – yet they’ve never met in person. They finally have a chance to connect offline when they’re both sent to Comic-Con to promote the graphic novel they collaborated on.

Hector’s secretly been in love with Tara for as long as he can remember, and once they meet, she sees him in a new light. All the years of longing lead to an incredible night of passion after one of his concerts, but neither is sure if their online relationship can translate into a real life romance – or if this will ruin their friendship forever.

Over four crazy days at Comic-Con, Hector and Tara must decide if they want a future together. But when their story seems to be over, it’s up to Hector’s entire band to make sure he and Tara get their happy ending.