Top 10 of 2016 - Best Book Boyfriend of 2016

I've decided to join Two Chicks On Books again this year to count down my favourite books. Throughout the week there will be different list, so without further ado let's get started!

Best Book Boyfriends of 2016 (MUST be from a book released in 2016 and from a book you’ve READ in 2016)

10.

Quaid - Charged by Jay Crownover

9.

Kolton - My Perfect Mistake by Kelly Siskind

8.

Jake - Bedmates by Nichole Chase

7.

Matt - Sunset in Central Park by Sarah Morgan

6.

Vaughan - Dirty by Kylie Scott

5.

Cooper - The One Real Thing by Samantha Young

4.

Garrett - The Deal by Elle Kennedy

3.

Logan - To Love and to Cherish 

by Lauren Layne

2.

Zeb - Built by Jay Crownover

1.

Cormac - The Hurricane by R.J. Prescott

Who was your book boyfriend of 2016?

Top 10 of 2016 - Best Dual POV's of 2016

I've decided to join Two Chicks On Books again this year to count down my favourite books. Throughout the week there will be different list, so without further ado let's get started!

Best Dual POV's Of 2016 (Readers/Bloggers choice. Please fill in the blank with ONE of these topics – Villains, Contemporaries, Dual POV’s, Novellas, Adult titles, New Adult titles, Love Triangles, Couples, Bad Boys or Debuts. REMEMBER – this list MUST be from books you’ve READ in 2016)

10.

Built (Saints of Denver, #1) by Jay Crownover

9.

Irresistibly Yours (Oxford, #1) by Lauren Layne

8.

The Gambler (The Wedding Pact, #3) by Denise Grover Swank

7.

My Perfect Mistake (Over the Top, #1) by Kelly Siskind

6.

Rush by Shae Ross

5.

For Better or Worse (The Wedding Belles, #2)

by Lauren Layne

4.

Miracle on 5th Avenue (From Manhattan with Love, #3)

by Sarah Morgan

3.

Charged (Saints of Denver, #2) by Jay Crownover

2.

Bedmates (American Royalty, #1) by Nichole Chase

1.

The Deal (Off Campus, #1) by Elle Kennedy

All dual POV's in these particular series made them all the more stronger as I was able to get a better understanding of both characters involved in the story.

What's your favourite dual POV novel of 2016?

Top 10 of 2016 - Best Book Covers

I've decided to join Two Chicks On Books again this year to count down my favourite books. Throughout the week there will be different list, so without further ado let's get started!

Best Book Covers of 2016 (MUST be a book released in 2016. Would be best if it's a book you've READ in 2016, but it's not required)

10.

To Love and to Cherish (The Wedding Belles, #3)

by Lauren Layne

9.

The Glittering Court (The Glittering Court, #1)

by Richelle Mead

8.

My Perfect Mistake (Over the Top, #1) by Kelly Siskind

7.

The Other Side of Gravity (Oxygen, #1) by Shelly Crane

6.

The Prophecy of Shadows (Elementals, #1) by Michelle Madow

5.

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them by J.K. Rowling

4.

Lady Midnight (The Dark Artifices, #1) by Cassandra Clare

3.

Balance (Balance Series, #1) by Janelle Stalder

2.

Frostblood (Frostblood Saga, #1) by Elly Blake

1.

Glitter (Glitter Duology,  #1)by Aprilynne Pike

All stunning covers in their own right. It was so hard to put them in order of preference but in the end none of the other covers look as good as my number one pick.

What is your book cover of the year?

Top 10 of 2016 - Best Books Read in 2016

I've decided to join Two Chicks On Books again this year to count down my favourite books. Throughout the week there will be different list, so without further ado let's get started!

Best books that I have read in 2016, it doesn't have to have been released in 2016, just a book that I've read in 2016.

10.

Rush by Shae Ross

I really enjoyed reading this book and even though it didn't get the full 5/5 star rating it still made a lasting impression.

9.

The Aftermath (The Hurricane, #2) by R.J. Prescott

An epic read and the only reason why it wasn't higher on the list was that the first one in this series was even better.

8.

Miracle on 5th Avenue (From Manhattan with Love, #3)

by Sarah Morgan

A cute read set at Christmas which I loved reading even if I read it months before Christmas.

7.

To Have and to Hold (The wedding Belles, #1)

by Lauren Layne

This was a really cute and fun read.

6.

Dirty (Dive Bar, #1) by Kylie Scott

This one could've been even closer to the top of the pile this year but the ending was a bit too fast and even though I could forgive it for that, it was the only way I could order my books as I have loved each and everyone on this list.

5.

For Better Or Worse (The Wedding Belles, #2)

by Lauren Layne

Another fun read from Lauren Layne.

4.

Charged (Saints of Denver, #2) by Jay Crownover

I've always enjoyed everything I've read by Jay Crownover but this one was by my favourite of her books.

3.

Bedmates (American Royalty, #1) by Nichole Chase

Such a great read and it helped seeing more from my favourite characters in her other books.

2.

The Deal (Off-Campus, #1) by Elle Kennedy

This book was so good and at times had me laughing out loud.

1.

The Hurricane (The Hurricane, #1) by R.J. Prescott

I absolutely adored this book it was by far my favourite book of the year as well as any other year I just loved it that much. It was so hard to get into any other books after reading this one. 

What was your favourite book of 2016?

Books of November

Another slow reading month but I did slightly better than last month. I've also been quite on my blog recently but I do hope that once Christmas and the New Year is over I will be able to put more time in reading as well as blogging.

Here's what I read in November:

• The Accidental Engagement (Chance Romance, #1) by Maggie Dallen - 2.5/5
• For Better or Worse (The Wedding Belles, #2) by Lauren Layne - 5/5
• Royal Scandal (Royals in Exile, #1) by Marquita Valentine - 4/5

and the book of the month goes too...

For Better or Worse (The Wedding Belles, #2)

by Lauren Layne

Synopsis:

Sex and the City meets The Wedding Planner in For Better Or Worse, the second sexy contemporary romance in Lauren Layne's The Wedding Belles series. Will a budding wedding planner and her bad boy neighbor stop banging heads and start hearing wedding bells? For fans of Jill Shalvis, Julie James and Rachel Gibson.

When small-town girl Heather Fowler finally gets promoted from assistant to actual wedding planner, she's determined to make it as one of Manhattan's elite Wedding Belles. Unfortunately, her first client demands an opulent black-tie affair at the Plaza...in five months' time. Heather's days quickly become a flurry of cake tastings, dress-fittings, RSVP cards, and bridal tantrums. But what she's really losing sleep over is the live music blaring from her playboy neighbor's apartment all night.

Five years ago, Josh Tanner was an up-and-comer on Wall Street, complete with the penthouse and the migraines. But a grim cancer diagnosis made him realize there is more to life than the corner office. If only he could convince his pretty, workaholic neighbor to let loose, too. As Heather lets down her guard, Josh is surprised when he starts falling for the sweet, vulnerable woman hiding beneath those power suits. Soon, it's Heather's turn to convince Josh to take the biggest risk of all: love

Books Received in November

I had to buy this in hardback as soon as I saw it as I have enjoyed Meyer's books in the past so I'm hoping this one will be just as good.

 

Just a couple that I'd thought I would get whilst I had some vouchers left.

  

  

I hope these books are as good as they look!

What does your books of November look like?