Coming Up for Air is the final book in the Hundred Oaks series, so it’s a bit bittersweet. I’ve read and enjoyed all eight books, but Catching Jordan and Stealing Parker are my absolute favorites. With Catching Jordan, it was the humor and wonderful characters – Sam is the man! With Stealing Parker, it was […]
Ah, YA contemporary, what a rocky relationship we’ve had lately. Sometimes we’re on, sometimes we’re off. Thankfully, I know I can depend on Miranda Keanneally to turn me on. Wait, that sounds wrong. Anyway, you know what I mean. I know that I’m going to have a good time when I read one of her […]
I’ve had a bit of a rough time with YA romance lately, but Miranda Kenneally’s Hundred Oak series is one that I still get excited for, because I know I’ll get a quick read full of feels and laughter. Jesse’s Girl is no exception! It was seriously such a delightful read full of wonderful characters. […]
Did I ever think that Miranda Kenneally would let me down with Breathe, Annie, Breathe? Absolutely not! I’ve loved every book of the Hundred Oaks Series so far. Kenneally has a wonderful knack for easily bringing the reader in and making them experience all the feels. It’s funny, because this book and Racing Savannah are […]
Giddy up! A Miranda Kenneally book with horses! This was the book that ultimately made me start reading the series. When I saw what Racing Savannah was going to be about, I knew I had to start the Hundred Oaks Series so that I wouldn’t be so behind when this one was released. Little did […]
As I mention in my review of Catching Jordan a few weeks ago, I read Stealing Parker first by accident. Luckily, that didn’t have an impact on this book, since they revolve around different characters. With that being said, I loved this book so much! I couldn’t even believe how emotional it made me. I […]
Its official, I’m addicted to this series. I kept seeing this book, and others in the series everywhere and heard good things about them. Months ago I bought Stealing Parker because it was on sale, but didn’t realize that it was actually the second book in the Hundred Oaks series until after I finished it. […]
