The Sweetest Kind of Fate by Crystal Kind

Because Amber Sands is only a matchmaker, she's an outcast in the magical society and viewed as 'lesser' than the witches, mermaids, vampires, and other paranormal species. When Amber's rival, Ivy, comes wanting to utilize her skills regarding love, Amber's justifiably skeptical. To top it off, 

Ivy's convinced her sister should not marry the mermaid she's fallen in love with, and she needs Amber to prove the two are not a match. But when Amber sees Ivy's sister has chosen well, she also discovers there's more at stake. Now the two must begrudgingly work together to keep Ivy's sister safe, all while Amber struggles with her own love life. 

The magic system and premise in this book are really cute and following Amber through her life to see how everyone's fate turns out will keep you turning the pages. This is the second book in a trilogy. 

Read and reviewed by A. Nelson 

 The Seventh Sun by Lani Forbes

With a mixture of ancient mythologies, Lani Forbes weaved a tale of romance, mystery, and foreboding.  Told in third person from Prince Ahkin and Mayana's points of view, this adventure combines elements of the Bachelor combined with old-world histories that will keep you turning the pages. 

If you're a fan of mythology and romance, this is the book for you!

Read and reviewed by A. Nelson 

Tell Me Lies by J.P. Pomare

Rea by L.M. Potter

 

She's With Me by Jessica Cunsolo 

Read by A. Nelson

14 Ways To Die by Vincent Ralph 

Jess, lost her mother to the Magpie Man when she was just seven years old. Her mother was the first victim of the notorious serial killer, who, at this point, had killed thirteen women and was still at large. 

As a high school student with the opportunity to be on a YouTube reality show, Jess decides to use the forum as a way to catch her mothers killer once and for all. That is, if the Magpie Man doesn't choose to make her his next victim first.

Read and Reviewed by L.M. Potter

 The Quantum Weirdness of the Almost Kiss by Amy Noelle Parks

Evie Beckham first love has always been math. It's the one thing she truly understands, unlike emotions and other people. 

Caleb Covic is Evie's best friend but wishes he was more. He, along with Evie's roommate at their boarding school, are Evie's safe harbors. 

But when a new boy in school solves a math equation, his answer speaks to Evie's heart. Now Caleb must decide if he wants to watch Evie embark on the relationship he's always wanted with her, or risk their friendship by confessing his feelings. 

The Quantum Weirdness of the Almost Kiss is an adorable friends-to-lovers book that will keep you turning the pages. The innocence of Evie is endearing and Caleb's patience is the ideal boyfriend trait. This is one romance you won't regret reading. 

Read and reviewed by A. Nelson 

 The Girl You Lost by Kathryn Croft

Read by L.M. Potter