****Mild spoilers for book one in the series, False Memory**** My Thoughts: False Memory was one of my favorite books that I read last year, so I had high hopes going into this one. False Sight was a different kind of book from the first in the series, and that was a good thing. While False […]
Welcome to our newest edition of Super 6 Sundays! Enjoy! Super Six Sunday is an original bookish meme hosted at Bewitched Bookworms and inspired by “Top Ten Tuesday” from The Broke and The Bookish . You can see the weekly schedule of themes here. We’re happy to see so many people participating, so check back later and […]
My Thoughts: Zoe’s last job as a travel writer didn’t end so well. Even though she was fantastic writing travel guides for different cities, having an affair with your married boss who just happens to have a police officer wife that he never mentioned puts a damper on any chances for career advancement–especially when the […]
My Thoughts: Doyle Carrick gets a phone call from his step-father while running surveillance on his partner and a lower level drug dealer. The news isn’t good–his mother has succumbed to her cancer much faster than the doctors thought she would, and he needs to come home. Doyle’s reaction to this bombshell isn’t exactly what […]
Last year we joined the Read-Along for the first book in this hilarious series and we were both hooked instantly!! We fell in love with Darynda Jones’ incredible wit and humor, and are huge fangirls ever since! Today, we want to share our top 10 Reasons why you a) must read this series and […]
My Thoughts: What if everyone in the world turned against you? Not just suddenly hated you, but wanted to tear you limb from limb if they came within so many feet of you. Life is suddenly like that for Daisy, Cal, and Brick. One day, their lives are normal: Nearly thirteen-year-old Daisy is rehearsing for […]
Welcome to our Meme/Feature (whatever it will turn out to be..) called Super 6 Sundays! Enjoy! Super Six Sunday is an original bookish meme hosted at Bewitched Bookworms and inspired by “Top Ten Tuesday” from The Broke and The Bookish . You can see the weekly schedule of themes here. It’s Heather here today sharing […]
My Thoughts: I’ve really loved the Experiment in Terror series so far, but all six books have been written in the female main character’s point of view. Come Alive is the first book where we get an unfiltered and uncensored look at what it is to be Dex Foray, and I’m pleasantly surprised to say […]
My Thoughts: The Madness Underneath picks up right where The Name of the Star left off, with Rory recuperating at her parents’ home, trying to heal both physically and mentally from the attack by the ghost who was mimicking Jack the Ripper. She is cut off from her friends at Wexford, the boarding school she […]
Welcome to the second edition of our new Meme/Feature (whatever it will turn out to be..) called Super 6 Sundays! Super Six Sunday is an original bookish meme hosted at Bewitched Bookworms and inspired by “Top Ten Tuesday” from The Broke and The Bookish . You can see the weekly schedule of themes here. Super […]
My Thoughts: In a small suburb just outside of Stockholm, Sweden, criminal profiler/psychologist Sebastian Bergman has returned to his childhood home to sell his recently deceased mother’s home and settle her estate. He hasn’t worked in a long time, and he mostly wallows in self-pity, moving from each one night stand to the next after […]
(You’re welcome to grab and use our Button, just please link back to us) Weekly meme from The Story Siren. The idea is to post the books you got this week, whether you bought them, got them as a gift, from the library, or received them to review. Hi, everyone! I have several audiobooks for you […]
My Thoughts: Kacey has a long history with the handsome, rich Titus brothers. She’s known them since they were in grade school and had been popular younger brother Jake’s best friend all through grade school into high school. Older brother Travis was the typical nightmare of a sibling, always picking on her and teasing her […]
