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King of Sloth by Ana Huang Summary King of Sloth by Ana Huang. It’s a new release and the fourth and final book in the Kings of Sin series. Let me tell you the story of Sloane Kensington and Javier Castillo. Sloane Kensington is a highly successful businesswoman. She’s straightforward, brave, hardworking, and somewhat of a workaholic. She's kind-hearted at her core, but she often comes off as cold-hearted—and there’s a deep reason behind that, which we’ll get into later. Sloane is someone who confides in her close friends and deeply values their presence in her life. One of the most important people in Sloane’s life is her 10-year-old half-sister, Penny, whom she affectionately calls “Penn.” Despite being estranged from her family, Sloane secretly meets Penn and showers her with love and care. Her father and stepmother, however, forbid any interaction between Sloane and Penn. The tension stems from Sloane’s refusal to follow her father's plans. After her studies, her fathe...

Good Girl, Bad Blood by Holly Jackson – Summary Good Girl, Bad Blood by Holly Jackson, the second installment in the A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder series. Let's first dive into the story, then we’ll discuss the book overall. So let’s begin! The second book picks up right where the first left off — at Sal Singh’s memorial. The entire town has gathered, but Jamie Reynolds, a close friend of Sal, is noticeably missing. Jamie’s younger brother, Connor, is friends and classmates with Pippa (Pip), our protagonist. Since Pip had recently solved the murder case of Andie Bell, Connor turns to her for help in finding Jamie. Although Pip had vowed never to involve herself in such investigations again — after nearly losing her life, her dog being killed, and experiencing several traumatic events — she finds it hard to refuse Connor, who is clearly devastated. Pip initially tries to help by speaking to a policeman she knows, but the police dismiss the case, claiming that missing adults often ...

A Good Girl's Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson – Summary A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson. We’ll dive into the full story — with spoilers. So if you don’t want spoilers, this might not be for you. But if you're here for the full breakdown, let's get started. The story takes place in the small town of Little Kilton. Five years ago, a girl named Andie Bell was murdered, and everyone believed her boyfriend, Sal Singh, was the killer. Just two days after her disappearance, Sal died by suicide, and the case was closed. However, years later, a high school student named Pippa Fitz-Amobi decides to revisit the case for a school project. She never believed Sal was guilty and begins an unofficial investigation to uncover the truth. Pippa partners with Sal's younger brother, Ravi Singh. Together, they start interviewing Sal and Andie’s old friends. Pippa’s best friend, Cara, and her sister Naomi become part of the picture, as does Naomi’s father, Elliot Ward — a his...

Layla by Colleen Hoover Summary  Lala by Colin Hower. Leeds and Laila meet at Laila's sister's wedding party, and they talk to each other. They liked each other, and after that, they hooked up. Laila starts finding Leeds attractive, and Leeds was also attracted to Laila because he gets very attracted to Laila's carefree nature, open-minded and confident personality.  They started living together, and events happened. One day, Leeds posts a photo of Laila and himself on social media, and that post is seen by Leeds' ex-girlfriend, Sable. She was actually mentally unstable, and she used to text Laila and do many other things. When Leeds comes to know about all this, he gets very scared that Sable might do something to Laila — and his fears come true. One day, Sable comes to Leeds' house and shoots Laila in the head. Leeds also goes there and shoots Sable, and Sable dies there. Leeds takes Laila to the hospital. Laila survives, but she gets some head injury. Because of...

Where's Molly by H.D. Carlton Summary Where’s Molly by H.D. Carlton This book has been one of the most avoided ones, but it's finally time to talk about it. If you’ve read Hunting Adeline , you may remember Molly—she was first introduced as part of that cat-and-mouse story.  In the second book, her story is briefly touched upon, leaving readers wondering: Where is Molly? What happened to her? How did she escape? This book answers all those questions. Molly’s life has been traumatic and abusive since childhood. Her first abuse came from her own father. Molly's parents were drug addicts who didn’t work. Instead, Molly was the one earning for the family. Her income was used by her parents to buy drugs. She also had a baby sister, whom she deeply loved and cared for. Tragically, Molly’s father sold her for money. She was taken away, where she was raped and tortured—both mentally and physically. After enduring this for eight months, Molly managed to escape. Her motivation was h...

Death’s Obsession by Avina St. Graves Summary Death’s Obsession  by Avina st. Graves   This book explores a chilling idea: what if a soul becomes obsessed with you, follows you everywhere, and refuses to leave? Scary, right? Let’s dive into the story and see what happens. The story revolves around Lalit , who begins experiencing strange and unsettling things. She can see someone—something—that no one else can. After a tragic accident in which Lalit loses her sister, she is hospitalized. While recovering, she starts receiving flowers, gifts, and letters. At first, she thinks they’re from her boyfriend, but when she asks him, he has no idea what she’s talking about. This deepens Lalit’s confusion. She visits a doctor, who tells her that she’s suffering from hallucinations, a side effect of the trauma from the accident. But even after this diagnosis, the mysterious gifts keep coming. The doctor claims Lalit is buying everything herself and imagining they’re from someone else...

A Thousand Boy Kisses by Tillie Cole Book Summary Thousand Boy Kisses by Tillie Cole. First, let's talk about the story, and then we’ll discuss the book overall The story begins when an eight-year-old boy named Rune moves from Norway to Georgia with his parents, as his father is transferred. Rune hates speaking English and only communicates in Norwegian, not caring who understands him. One day, he notices a girl in the house opposite his own—her name is Poppy. She is beautiful, lively, and full of life. Eventually, Poppy approaches Rune, introduces herself, and asks where he’s from. Rune tells her everything, and Poppy, fascinated by Vikings, asks if he is a real-life Viking. Rune excitedly says yes, and that marks the beginning of their special friendship. Poppy declares him her best friend, and they promise to go on adventures together. From that moment, they become inseparable—walking to school together, sitting next to each other in class, and sharing everything. One day, Popp...

Powerless by Lauren Roberts Book Summary Powerless by Lauren Roberts  This book is the most requested one; many people suggested it to me and asked for its summary. So yes, here it is. First, let’s know the story, and then we’ll talk about the book. The main female character of this book is named Paddy Ann Grey. She lives in a slum and steals food to keep herself and her best friend alive. That’s how she survives. Both her parents are dead. She used to rob people and steal food too — she was a total bandit-type. The male main character of this book is Kai Azar. He is a prince and was going to become the royal future enforcer. Though he is a prince, his upbringing was different because he was trained to become the royal enforcer. He was taught a lot of fighting and different types of torture. Kai had to endure all that torture — he was also tortured — and he grew up very roughly. He was made a monster, as they say: a monster is not born, he is made. So they made Kai a monster. On t...

The Emperor by Runyx Summary The Emperor  by Runyx   In this book, basically we see that there is a story of Amara and Dante. So first, let's know its story with spoilers and then we will talk about this book.  This third book does not start from there, this book starts from the very childhood of Dante, Amara and Tristan. So actually, Dante lost his mother in his childhood and he was very angry with his mother because he felt that his mother left him with his father and went away.  So that's why he was very angry. Dante also had a brother whose name is Damian and Damian is also very physically disabled and he likes painting a lot. He used to paint all the time because that is his habit. He got it from his mother, his mother also used to make a lot of paintings. So anyway, he loved his brother — that is, Dante loved his brother a lot and he could do anything for his brother.  After the death of Dante's mother, Dante's caretaker loved Dante just like his mother lo...