Ashley's Bookshelf

  *WARNING : SPOILERS AHEAD* The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood   Rating - 5 stars  The Love Hypothesis is probably one of the best books I have read in a long time. It was the book that got me out of a reading slump. I felt like as soon as I picked it up, I couldn't put it down. It was so attention-grabbing and I found myself reading for hours.  My favorite part of this book was the fact that they were both in love with each other, but neither of them knew how the other felt. There was a lot of miscommunication, but I don't mind that in books. I thought this book had a very good plot, and I loved how the story progressed not too fast and not too slow. It was a nice build up to them discovering their feelings for each other. There were moments where it felt like they were so close to admitting their feelings for each other, just to go back to square one. It was frustrating at times, but I truly loved the build up to the end. I love the way Adam is so protective over Olive and

* WARNING - SPOILERS AHEAD * Rating: 5 stars  I just want to start this off by saying .... what the actual fuck did I just read.  This book was intense. I felt like so much was happening so fast. It was all so crazy how back and forth it went. I have no idea how to even begin to process this book. Verity made my blood boil. I absolutely loved Jeremy. Crew was adorable, and I really did like Lowen, despite her taking so long to tell Jeremy about the manuscript that Verity wrote.  I felt like every time we would get to read the manuscript, the angrier I got at Verity. I cannot fathom how someone could be as cruel as her. She was so desperate to be the only one her husband loved that she was jealous of her children and plotted against them. She was their mother. She was supposed to be the one to nurture her babies, yet she hated them more than anything.  I personally believe that Verity is lying in the letter that she wrote to Jeremy at the end of the book. I truthfully do not believe tha