The Opposite of Falling Apart is another read that started life on Wattpad and now exists as a physical book as part of their printing division. This story focuses on two teenagers who have found themselves in imperfect points in their lives, but this doesn’t mean that they can’t have some perfect moments. Micah Good has crafted a story of summer that will speak to your heart in an authenticate and moving way with his debut novel. Continue reading “The Opposite of Falling Apart Book Review from @kleffnotes”

Olivia Harvard’s debut novel began on the popular site Wattpad and has been brought to print by their publishing arm. Confessions About Colton is a story full of suspense that delves into the hidden lives of teenagers. For those who love Thirteen Reasons Why, the book or the series, this is a read that will keep you reading from start to finish without ever wanting to put the book down. Continue reading “Confessions About Colton Book Review from @kleffnotes”

When Doc Brady went into orthopedic surgery he had hoped to avoid coming in contact with death. The problem is that now it seems to be appearing throughout his life. in 1994 he witnesses a hit and run that kills a young child, but is this an accident or a diabolical murder. Act of Murder is the first in the Doc Brady mystery series by actual doctor John Bishop. Continue reading “Act of Murder Book Review from @kleffnotes”

Wendy Anne was set on the path to become a writer at a young age. She grew up in an old Victorian mansion in Massachusetts and was exposed to a wide range of eclectic and cultural knowledge. Adopted by a philanthropist her home had always been full of women with great minds and as she grew she used writing to carve out her own space. Sage is the first book in her planned Ascension series. Continue reading “Sage Book Review from @kleffnotes”

If you loved Almost Family on ABC and were sad to see it go when it was cancelled way too soon, The Magnolia Sisters just might fill that void. Michelle Major’s new series focuses on three half sisters who never knew they were related, at least not until the reading of their father’s will. As each of these women has to come to terms with a new reality they also begin building their own found family. This feel good read is something that will feel like a comfortable blanket for those looking for some positive feelings in the current climate. Continue reading “The Magnolia Sisters Book Review from @kleffnotes”