I was given a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review. I'm always up for a YA story of differing worlds - especially when it sounds like something from the Breakfast Club. This is the princess and the basket case, finding an unlikely friendship and figuring out where to go from there. … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: STARWORLD by Audrey Coulthurst and Paula Garner
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Despite being aware of the author for some time now, I've never picked up one of L. Rowyn's books before. ...Well, that's not entirely true. Like so many books I've been recommended, a few of her books have lived on my Kindle for some time now and just have never been read. But as I've … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: SILVER SCALES by L. Rowyn
I can't for the life of me remember where exactly I found this book. I know it was a NetGalley book that got lost to the annals of archives, and I had to go back through and track it down again so that I could read it and review it. (Not that I've done a … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE LIGHTNING STENOGRAPHY DEVICE by M. F. Sullivan
I received a copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for my honest review. I'm never write sure what to make of the books I pick up from netgalley. I've read some really amazing things, and I've found some authors I will actively avoid in the future. I don't mind the disparity of it; … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE NIGHT CHILD by Anna Quinn
TAG TEAM ATTACK! Books two and three in the Blood Ladders trilogy I'm tossing into one review, not because I don't think they're worth their own, but because I read them in such close proximity to one another, my mind is having trouble keeping track of what happens when. As such, I'd rather just summarize … Continue reading BOOK(S) REVIEW: BY VOW AND ROYAL BLOODSHED and ON WINGS OF BONE AND GLASS by M.C.A. Hogarth
I've been on the mailing list for this pair for a while now (I honestly don't remember where I found them any more, or when) and I'm sure this book has been on my Kindle for just as long. I'm always up for a good look into post-apocalyptic nightmares, zombies, you know, whatever the end … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE SCATTERED AND THE DEAD by L.T. Vargus and Tim McBain
So maybe I'm behind the trend on this one, but I wasn't aware that Graham Norton wrote books. I'm a fan of his TV show--I don't go out of my way to watch it, but I've enjoyed it the times I've seen it--but I really didn't know he did anything outside that. I mean, I … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: HOLDING by Graham Norton
I was provided a copy of this by the publisher in exchange for my honest review. Thank you to Story Plant for giving me this opportunity. I have a very tenuous relationship with women's fiction. This stretches into most contemporary fiction in general, but I've noticed it specifically with women's fiction the most. I don't … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: CROSSING THE STREET by Molly D. Campbell
Hey, surprise! A review on a Saturday! This was slated for Wednesday's post, but when Laura asked me to help with the book cover reveal, I knew I couldn't pass it up. And for once, my month is pretty packed with books, so I needed to get this out before next Wednesday! Besides, I'm excited … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE PERFECT STRANGER by Megan Miranda
Hey! Been a while since we visited Stephanie Erickson and her writing, right? Man. Well, I wanted to have this and the next in the series (THE DEAD WORLD) read before the third book (ALIVE) came out, buuuuut I'm bad at time management or something and so it's late. SORRY STEPHANIE. In any event, I … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE DEAD ROOM by Stephanie Erickson
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