Five Easy Reads You Can’t Go Wrong With

Although watching my favorite Netflix series for the fifth time sounds tempting, nothing beats the satisfaction of crossing another book of my reading list. From romance novels to a suspenseful mystery, these are my top binge-worthy books for this quarantine.  https://www.facebook.com/verileet/posts/129344888899486 Photo by Fabiola Peñalba on Unsplash The Last Song by Nicholas Sparks  Nicholas Sparks has been writing the best romance novels since the late '90s; from The Notebook to his newest novel The Return, all are guaranteed to make you fall in love over and over again. If you're a sucker for a romance novel, Sparks is a go-to. Not only has many, if not all, of his novels turned into films, these books are also easy to follow along with.  The Last Song follows a troubled teenager's life, as she goes to visit her father for the summer. Although the novel can become a bit predictable, I still have come back to read it time and time again.  If you find yourself binge reading the Sparks series, another go-to novel is Safe Haven. It follows a classic love story but combines it with mystery as it follows the life of the main character Katie, or should I say, Erin, who is on the run from her husband.  Photo by Radu Marcusu on Unsplash Ugly Love by Colleen Hoover I was introduced to Colleen Hoover books early this quarantine, and I've got to say these are the ultimate binge-worthy novels – she's the only author I am willing to lose sleep for so that I can continue flipping pages.   This novel is another romance novel, but with an added twist. Are you chasing after your brother's best friend knowing how furious your brother would be if he ever found out? Well, this is the book for you.  Are you looking for more? Her other novels cover all relationship issues, from abusive and unhealthy, to having a significant other with drug addiction. These books are very up to speed and will have your heartbeat racing as you continue to flip pages awaiting to see if the couple ends up together or not.  Photo by Sincerely Media on Unsplash