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You know where I draw the line when it comes to romances? At abuse and torture. Sigh.When Leeds meets Layla, he knew immediately that she's the one. But soon into their relationship, Layla is attacked, leaving her with mental and physical scars. Leeds whisks her away to the place where they first met, in the hopes that that will bring them closer together. But soon, odd things start to happen. In trying to get to the bottom of it, Leeds grows close to Willow, a mysterious woman, and soon he's co...
4 stars She’s the victim now, even though she’s unaware of it. The only thing Layla did wrong is fall in love with me. Layla is the perfect creepy read for readers like me. I don't want anything too scary, but this is just spooky enough- especially great for fall. Leeds and Layla meet at a wedding and they're smitten with each other from the start. They develop a strong connection and bond. Something happens that turns their lives upside down and their relationship hasn't quite be...
3.5 ⭐️Colleen Hoover states in her author biography that she does not like to be boxed into one genre. Although she writes romance, she likes to explore the others too. When I heard she was writing her first thriller last year, (Verity) I picked up my first CoHo book, and I was riveted to every page! (although I did skim through the x rated sex scenes) This too, bends genres, but the synopsis doesn’t tell you that. And, I never tell MORE than the synopsis as I don’t want to SPOIL anything for an...
Me immediately after finishing Layla: Another fantastic page-turner by Colleen Hoover! Binge reading at its best!Me five minutes later: Waaaaaiiiiiittttt a minute…The sub-4-star rating should have been a tip off. If a CoHo book isn’t hovering at 4.25 or above on GR, something is amiss. So what’s amiss in Layla? Its main character is THE ABSOLUTE WORST P.O.S. I’VE COME ACROSS IN A BOOK IN YEARS. The story is told from the perspective of the male “protagonist” (more like contagonist, hey-O!) named...
3.5 STARSLeeds and Layla met at a Bed & Breakfast - she was a guest at her sister's wedding, he was in the band that played at the event - and they connected immediately. 😍She may be a hot-mess, full of energy and a little weird, but that's why she got his attention. He never met anyone like her and was sure he’ll spend the rest of his life with her. So from a hot weekend together, they started a serious relationship. Until the accident that changed everything.......... 💥💥💥📚 "𝐒𝐡𝐞'𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐯𝐢𝐜𝐭𝐢
Hands down one of the best books I have read in a very long time! Where is the 10 star button Goodreads?? Give it to me now!!You know that book that you open up and you instantly feel a connection to? The one that even if you put it down, you can't stop thinking of? That you carry around everywhere with you? THIS is that book for me! I have been in a bit of a book funk, taking at least a week to read a book...this was less than a day...I seriously didn't want it to end.I went through so many emo...
I don’t even know where to begin with my thoughts and feelings about Layla. I loved Layla so much. There wasn't anything I didn't like about this book. Layla was such a unique mix of romance, thriller and paranormal romance.The story was so interesting. Instant love followed by a life changing event. Will Leeds and Layla become closer or farther apart from staying at the bed and breakfast? I don’t read a lot of paranormal romance, but Layla has convinced me I need to read more.I highly recommend...
I’m going to keep this one short and get straight to the point: I hate liars, and I hate cheaters.If I wanted to read a book about a cheating or lying protagonist, I would have. The only story I have read with cheating as part of the plot is Forget Me Not by Q.B. Tyler. I knew there was cheating, and I knew what I was getting myself into, which is why I didn’t allow myself to be affected by it when I reflected on my final thoughts. Although I don't like and accept cheating at all, no matter what...
