A few quick reads

Here are four books I read this week but am not necessarily reviewing:
Name: Fitzwilliam Darcy, Rock Star by Heather Lynn Rigaud.
Rating:✮✩✩✩✩

My Thoughts: I felt like I have just read a 450 page piece of bad AU fan fiction. Did anyone else feel that way? It had so many repetitive scenes of people confessing their love to each other, that and a lot of repetitive sex scenes. I swear all the lovey dovey Jane and Charles scenes had me wanting to bang my head off a wall. That and do not talk to me about that epilogue.

Fitzwilliam Darcy, Rock Star, truly is not a retelling of Pride and Prejudice, the only thing Rigaud did was steal the characters names and a quote or two here and there. Anyway, a terrible book that I lost about four to five hours of my life on. Seriously, just read Austen's actual Pride and Prejudice.

This is for mature readers only as it contains sexual contents.

Name: Adorkable by Sarra Manning.

Rating: ✮✮✩✩✩

My Thoughts: I must say when the first third of the book was really good, like I laughed at the bike part but the book lost it's spark a few chapters in.

Also, Jeane has to be the most annoying female ever. I always hate that one person who is different so they can rub it in peoples faces that they are different. So, naturally, yes I did want to strangle Jeane. I did like Michael, however. He is a genuinely nice guy.

Name: Prom and Prejudice by Elizabeth Eulberg.

Rating: ✮✮✮✩✩

My Thoughts: Another Pride and Prejudice retelling I read this week. A fun book which deserves 3 and half stars. The writing is nothing spectacular.It's a quick, light read that opens up the story, characters and meaning of Pride & Prejudice to younger readers.

Name: Welcome, Caller, This Is Chloe by Shelley Coriell.

Rating:  ✮✮✮✩✩ 
My Thoughts: Welcome, Caller, This Is Chloe is a very good for people want a quick modern read that is both light hearted yet has substance. Coriell's novel shows how there is nothing wrong with laughing during the bad times to help with the healing.