I received a free copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for my honest review. I get emails from NetGalley on a semi-regular basis, and often the books don't strike me. (I think I need to stop telling people I like thrillers, because 90% of all the ones I ever see promoted don't sound … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE SIX TRAIN TO WISCONSIN by Kourtney Heintz
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It's not often that I get to combine two of my loves into a single post. But lo and behold, bless Scott Cawthon and his desire to tell stories, because he's helped create a book in a world with better lore than the next six games (besides UNDERTALE) put together. Needless to say, this review … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY’S: THE SILVER EYES by Scott Cawthon and Kira Breed-Wrisley
I forced myself to wait a bit on this one. I mainlined THE FATE and THE REAPER in one day. If I wanted to make my enjoyment of the series last, I needed to not read EVERYTHING in all one fell weekend-swoop. So while on my long car trip recently, I allowed this to be … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE HUMAN by Stephanie Erickson
Yup, it's everyone's favorite time again: time for Rion reviewing one of Micah's books. Now, for the observant reader, you'll remember my review of SOME THINGS TRANSCEND, the second book in the Princes' Game series. This is book 3, and one I was a bit concerned about. I had some reservations about TRANSCEND, and I … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: AMULET RAMPANT by M.C.A. Hogarth
...What, you really expected me to read some other book next? NOT WHEN THE HUMAN IS COMING OUT TOMORROW, MY FRIENDS. I MUST BE PREPARED. *coughs* But in all honesty, after the cliffhanger of THE FATE, there really wasn't anything else I wanted to read more than this. We take the reins behind Michaela, the … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE REAPER by Stephanie Erickson
So after checking out the Unseen trilogy by Ms. Erickson, I was eager to see what the rest of her writing looked like. I've purchased at least one other book of hers, but haven't started reading it yet. (Like about three-quarters of the books I own.) I was planning on reading it next...at least, until … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE FATE by Stephanie Erickson
CAM GIRL probably isn't a book which would have naturally shown up on my radar. Granted, my radar is pretty shabby and doesn't pick up a lot of stuff, but it's still outside what most websites would recommend to me. Which is unfortunate, since this is exactly the kind of thing I find fascinating. The … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: CAM GIRL by Leah Raeder
I received an ARC of this book from NetGalley in exchange for my honest review. I didn't know much about this book from NetGalley's description. The description is incredibly short, and only indicates that it's a YA romance where "a teenage girl falls for the wrong guy." I'll admit that I get easily burnt out on … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: SUFFER LOVE by Ashley Herring Blake
This summer, my best friend was talking to me about a book she'd read which took place around where we'd grown up, and was written by a local. I was still unemployed at the time, so she very kindly bought the book for me--and then I promptly failed to read it for months. (Because I'm … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: SONG OF SUMMER by Laura Lee Anderson
I was provided a copy of this novel by the author in exchange for an honest review. Having dabbled in superhero/villain fiction myself, I'm always willing to take a look at new superhero fiction. It was one of the things that drew me to Tony Noland's VERBOSITY'S VENGEANCE. So when Kristen Brand approached me to … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: HERO STATUS by Kristen Brand
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