Books matching: honest military memoir
3 result(s)
- #1July 2022•298 pages
- #2
'Dead Moons Rising' in the 'Honest Scrolls' series by Jack Whitney is a dark adult fantasy novel filled with adventure, sword fighting, magic, banter, romance, and spice. The story follows the characters Aydra and Draven as they navigate a world full of morally grey characters, enemies to lovers relationships, forbidden love, and family dynamics. The book is praised for its world-building, high impact scenes, and well-written characters that keep readers engaged and wanting more. The writing style is described as captivating, with a perfect balance of action, romance, and mystery that keeps readers guessing and emotionally invested in the story.
March 2021•527 pages - #3
A sharply written, surprisingly heartfelt YA about a popular girl’s quest for honesty, growth, and redemption - with just enough romance and family drama to keep you hooked. Perfect for fans of layered characters and modern twists on classic tales.
"If I'm Being Honest" by Emily Wibberly and Austin Siegermund Broka follows popular high school student Cameron Bright who always tells it like it is, no matter who she hurts. After getting burned by a crush, Cameron takes inspiration from Katherine in The Taming of the Shrew and decides to apologize to everyone she wronged to win back his affections. On her journey to redemption, Cameron reconnects with Brendan, who dropped to the bottom of the social ladder when Cameron gave him a less than flattering nickname. The book works as an allegory to Taming of the Shrew, and the authors used the play effectively to inspire Cameron's character development.
The novel explores themes of changing oneself for someone else, unconventional family situations, and the complexities of relationships. It portrays Cameron as a flawed character who embarks on a journey of self-discovery and growth, leading to new, genuine relationships. The book also delves into Cameron's complicated relationship with her parents, showcasing realistic dynamics and emotional depth.
I hear the word under Autumn Carey’s breath behind me. I guess I earned it by daring to walk ahead of her to reach the dining hall door. I cut her off while she was examining her reflection in her pho...April 2019•387 pages



