Jade Whitney

Epic. Utterly, devishly, undeniable divine. In a world of oppression and nothing within our control, wouldn’t the most quietest of people eventually snap? Yes they would. And so did Ji-Won. She snapped beautifully. A great read. Short chapters make great for those short attentions like myself! I’d highly recommend to everyone who has read the Sweetpea series. I’d love to see a team up with Rhiannon Lewis and Ji-Won!! C J Skuse & Monika Kim, make it happen please 🙏

This is the 2nd book I've read by Colleen Hoover, the 1st being Ugly Love. I adored Ugly Love because it of how she had written in and the characters were believable. Layla was written in the same quirky style, which is addictive and so easy to read, it's beautiful really but when discovering it was a supernatural theme, I was disappointed because I thought it wouldn't work, I didn't want to read supernatural or fantasy, but her characters make it believable and it's a really good story to get into. I finished it in 3 days! Brilliant.

Beautifully written, The Glass House will keep you wanting to read more and more. You can get lost in the authors writing style as it’s captivating and the way she sets the scene is magical. Believable characters and relatable emotions. It hasn’t had me intensely gripped like other books have however, it’s definitely worth a read. It’s more of a slow burner throughout but towards the end, where the revelations hit you at once and you’re then so glad you kept going with it. It’s a book where you don’t need tonnes of action or twists throughout the story to keep you reading, the character twists and plot ending is enough to make it a great read. I do highly recommend this book, for escapism, for real family secrets in beautiful settings, with painful sentences at times and heartbreak in the words; and for the love of Big Rita and the baby forest in all of us.