This is the wonderful story of Nate and Adam, two Texas high school students who fall in love and are clearly meant for each other. If you’re looking for a heart-warming and heart-wrenching romance, this book is for you! A caution; in the first few chapters, I found it tough …
What a cute story! Like and Subscribe brought back memories of my creative writing classes in high school – and what a fun time those were. The author’s style, use of fun words, and his ability to give the reader direct access to the characters — their thoughts and feelings — is …
“Chase Potter!” I yell. Frustration make my voice gruff. “What the hell? Who’s that?” Tim asks. He looks up from the book he reads next to me. “Ugh,” I say. “He’s the author of this book. His characters, this story, it’s… Daniel, he won’t, ugh, well, so far he hasn’t…” …
I’m so glad Jay Bell wrote a book that let us into the mind and character of Jace Holden – one of the key characters in the Something Like predecessor books Summer and Winter. Finally, us fans could learn about the calm, caring, and wonderful man who gently captured Ben’s heart. I thoroughly …
This was an incredibly fun and easy-to-read book for me to read. Jay’s main characters David and Connor flirt with disaster but come out on top. David is outwardly shy and constantly picked on by the school bully, Chuck Bryl. Connor is bigger, bolder, and has a frightening reputation that even scares Chuck. …
This fall I finished Something Like Winter by Jay Bell. Like its predecessor, I enjoyed the heart warming story and deep insight into Tim Wyman. In the first book, I felt he came off as prick. Since solid context is the foundation of understanding, I can see why Tim behaved the way he did better …
This summer I finished reading Something Like Summer by Jay Bell. It’s a fun, heart warming story with some clever twists that kept me reading whenever I could grab some down time at the beach or when laying out in the sun on our back deck. In this story, a young teenager …