



⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review from The Power of Three Readers – “My angst levels are still high, anxiety is also new levels, so that means my new addiction is front and center! HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND!” ~ Feeble Connections⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Goodreads Review – “Wow this book was intense.” ~ Love Connection⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review from Smashlybookalicousreviewingchicks – “… twists or moments that stuck with me while reading this will have you wanting to turn the page and not stop….” ~ Love Reconnection
Meghana Sarathy is from Bangalore, India. She is an avid reader and also a writer. She writes Adult and New Adult romance, and also wishes to try her hands at dark and psychological thrillers. She especially loves reading and writing love triangles, taboo romance, and angst filled stories that are quite complex and unconventional. Her books tend to involve protagonists who are flawed, far from perfect, and as real as they can get. Her all-time favorite characters are her very own characters- Jennifer, Brandon and Linden. She tends to fall hard for boys who are either cocky, bossy or good flirts and total charmers.
She spends most of her free time reading, writing, watching anime or studying. Her favorite genre are Psychological Thrillers, Teen Drama and Sci-fi (especially time travel stories). Being an IT professional, she is totally plugged into Cloud Technology, specializing in Cloud Networking and Security. When she’s not writing, she is studying for technical certification courses. She is a crazy fan of Dragonball Z and can be seen watching the episodes in repeat. Vegeta is her all-time favorite anime character. Steins Gate and Monster come second in the list of her favorite anime, and currently Dark is her fav non-anime series.
This story was filled to the brim with swoony tension, angst and slow burn goodness. I am completely obsessed.~Book Club Gone Wrong
I spent my time in these pages engaged, I felt a wealth of emotion from intrigue to frustration to a lil hot under the collar and anger and sadness.~MommyNeedsABook
This book is hot, steamy, and I couldn’t put it down. Loved the slow build and amazing writing. Can’t wait to see more from this author!~Amazon Reviewer
The push/pull and intense heat factor really lit up the pages.~Amazon Reviewer
Wowsa this book was absolutely fantastic and let me tell you that it starts off racey.~Amazon Reviewer
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One Little Victory made me cry, cheer for Addison, and want to gut punch Simon multiple times. This book is a great example of how anxiety and past trauma can color our experiences, and how only love can change the narrative. ~Jennifer F
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Kellyn is a student of the Author Conservatory, a virtual assistant, and a writing coach. When not building her author career, she is likely getting lost somewhere in the Pacific Northwest with her friends, watching period dramas and facetious comedies, or spending time with her husband.
“Ethereal Bodies, The Powers That Be Book 3, by Ali Lucia Sky wraps up this series with a badass bow. Like, picture a bow so out of this world that it both tickles your fancy and makes you feel all sorts of things. That rollercoaster of emotions is how I feel this final book was.” ~Booknook Reviews
“I wish–” Tristan starts. I throw up my hand with my finger raised to shush him.
“STOP! Enough with the pointless wishes. You are being a shit friend and taking advantage of me and I’m tired of it.” I huff. “Michaela is right, pull your big boy pants up. Think it through and get it done in one fucking wish or don’t, but you get one more wish. Nothing more. Otherwise, you will keep asking for stuff you are going to regret.”
“How do I get rid of the wishes I don’t want?” Tristan asks.
“You don’t. It doesn’t work that way. You can’t just take back the things you say. They can’t be unsaid.” I sigh, examining my salad. It’s swimming in ranch dressing and inedible.
I don’t even like ranch dressing.
Tristan looks up at the ceiling, doing some mental gymnastics. “There are about seventy-two wishes I need to rescind.”
I nod. “Yes. Although, I count ninety-eight.” I reconsider my sandwich before picking it up and taking a bite of the ham and cheese.
A group of girls Thea’s age are being seated nearby and their eyes are glued to us. This is one of the things that makes me uncomfortable. I’ve recently turned nineteen. Thea’s a few months shy of turning seventeen. It gives Gabe a lot of ammunition to give me shit, and when girls her age give me attention, I feel like a total creeper. I feel like I’m doing something wrong.
At the moment, these girls are looking at Tristan and I like we are on the menu.
“I only made ninety-nine,” Tristan pouts. “Why are you picking on me?”
“I’m not. All but the last one were garbage. But it’s not like you can take out the trash, so it’s just too bad that they are all out there waiting to come true now.” I say, looking away from the other table and focusing on Tristan.
“They were?” He looks at me quizzically. “You really think they were rubbish?”
I suck on my bottom lip and nod. “Yeah. The only one that is meaningful and has any shot of working at all in your favor, is the last one. All the others are complete crap. You opened up the game to so many other guys with about fifty of your wishes, and thirty of them are really all about your ego. I mean, she does talk to you–”