Review: Falls the Shadow by Stefanie Gaither. Review: In A Handful of Dust by Mindy McGinnis. Waiting on Wednesday (#86): The Conspiracy of Us b. Swoon Thursday (#82): Sacrifice by Brigid Kemmerer. Review: Tabula Rasa by Kristen Lippert-Martin. Review: Poisoned Apples by Christine Heppermann. 
Waiting on Wednesday (#87): Woven by Michael Jense.Blog Tour Excerpt and Giveaway: The Jewel by Amy E.
Swoon Thursday (#83): Exquisite Captive by Heather. Review: As Long As You Love Me by Ann Aguirre. I love dystopian romance novels, so I recommend The Jewel for anyone who likes dystopians, especially if you're a fan of The Hunger Games, Divergent or the Selection series. It's not a challenging book but it's definitely a great teen read. As soon as I finished it I was desperate to read the second book (sadly coming out in October 2015). Be warned – it's a real page turner and *SPOILER ALERT* the ending was a rather unpleasant stab to my heart. Every chapter there's a new twist and there are so many cliffhangers that left me in suspense that I just couldn't stop reading. 
The consequences of their illicit love may cost more than they bargained for – and Violet discovers some shocking secrets about the Royalty. Violet is swept up into the deadly world of the Jewel, and while for most the Jewel means glittering gowns and extravagant balls, for Violet it means imprisonment and isolation and leaving everything she cares about behind.Īgainst her will, Violet is destined to carry the child of a woman she despises.īut then she meets Ash – the handsome royal companion – and as she grows closer to him and a forbidden romance erupts between them she learns that she is not the only captive enslaved as a puppet to the Royals. But when the day finally comes and she is sold to the Duchess of the Lake, Violet struggles to hold on to what she values most: her sanity and identity.
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