#two summers

1. For all the Sci-fi romance lovers out there I present to you A Thousand Pieces of You by Claudia Gray! 🙌🙌🙌

It’s got action, romance, murder across time and space! As the first in the Firebird trilogy it sets a lot of things up but if you’re like me and didn’t realize it was a trilogy for a solid year, then it works great as a stand alone as well!

“Are you sure you are entirely well, my lady?” Paul — Lieutenant Markov—walks a few respectful steps behind me. “Quite well, thank you, Markov.” Actually I’m about five seconds from losing it completely, but let’s just keep walking okay?

2. Now, while the first of this list is very romantic this one might work better for those who prefer the details and mystery of dimension travel over a love story. I present to you, The Invisible Library by Genevieve Cogman!

With Dragons, Fae and an alternate version of Sherlock Holmes on the case, follow me into the world where the steampunk aesthetic rules and Librarians are more powerful than you might think! Also, robotic Crocodiles!

Irene put the book down again for a moment and opened the envelope. Thoughts of letter bombs came a few second too late. With a sigh, she shook the letter gently onto the desk. No bombs. Good.

3. Now this one is a romance all the way through, little to no spice, but enjoyable all the same. One I’ve read too many times to count over my childhood, I give you Two Summers by Aimee Friedman!

Follow 17 year old Summer as a single decision splits her universe in half, whether to go the France and visit her Dad or stay with her mother and study photography with her aunt. In Paris she finds first love, a family secret, and a whole new world far from her suburban existence. While at home she finds romance, artistic passion, and a life changing family secret. Which was the better choice?