Reviews written by Jazmen Greene

Shiny Broken Pieces brought the drama and then some. What's written as a books--reads like a Freeform tv show. Continuing right where book one left off, Shiny Broken Pieces, sits in the pretty aftermath of the revenge and drama that Tiny Broken Pieces served. ...

Two Summers, not the sweet, contemporary I thought it would be--but nonetheless charming and entertaining. Summer has two possibilities for summer: Fly off to Paris to be with her artist father, or stay home with her outspoken, "Here's to the summer of love," bestie Ruby. Two possibilities,...

In the likeness of The Maze Runner, The Mortality Doctrine Series, is just as exciting--and perfect for gamers and teens alike. Each scene and chapter felt like a ride, and it was pretty thrilling to see how the characters would react and deal with all the crazy...

What I Liked: The awkward love. I've always felt an odd connection to stories that feature awkward characters who do everything nerdy, and awkwardly--and mess everything up. Okay, that sounds crazy but I always found it to be more realistic than a lot of other types of love stories. Sometimes...

Lions, Tigers and Murders, Oh my! Once again, Reyes, hands us a story full of complex characters, crazy secrets, intrigue, murder and a little bit of romance. There's a little bit of everything in this story, and it should have been overwhelming but, remarkably,...

A unique retelling with humor on almost every page. I laughed out loud quite a bit--but what should have been it's saving grace, just barely saved a fairly slow moving story. Victoria Frankenstein aka "Tor," is a mad scientist...okay maybe she's not mad--but she is a scientist....

Love Me Never, is hands down one of my favorite reads of the year, so far. Witty. complex characters--with an equally complex plot make this story, a sure winner. What seemed like a story that was simply good for a laugh, was far deeper than it's...

A novel that transcends its intended audience, Keep Me in Mind's mature characters and realistic story make this novel a perfect read for adults and teens a like. While the story remained contemporary, and youthful, the characters were wiser and "deeper" than you could imagine. ...