The Midnight Of The Soul The Gargoyle by Andrew Davidson is one of those books that hooks the reader with its dark, cynical humor and slowly reveals itself to have far more depth that one would have thought. In the narrator, we have presented a figure from the most debauched corners of the devil’s playground. […]
***Caution–Mild Spoilers for The Coincidence of Callie and Kayden*** My Thoughts: After the first book, The Coincidence of Callie and Kayden (my review, Goodreads, Amazon) , ended on a such major cliffhanger, I just had to know the rest of the story. Luckily for me, the second book, The Redemption of Callie and Kayden, was already out in […]
My Thoughts: Callie Lawrence withdrew into herself after a traumatic event when she was twelve, and she’s spent her life ever since trying to be as invisible and unattractive as possible. While fetching her older brother from a graduation party, a chance encounter with Kayden Owens and his abusive father in the middle of an […]
I just love books with music rockstars. I mean we all are aware of their sexy allure, right girls? So when I saw the synopsis from Another Little Piece of My Heart by Tracey Martin I was hooked and ready to get lost in music and romance. Doing the right thing, might not be the … […]
Welcome to celebrate the exciting new release from HarlequinTEEN: Another Little Piece of My Heart by Tracey Martin ! It’s a wonderful sweet Contemporary YA/NA Romance. And since the main topic of the story has all to do with music , Harlequin and Tracy are hosting a musical scavenger hunt where you can win lots […]
A Powerful Work Of Art It’s not often that I read something and am struck by the sheer weight of how profound it is, but that is exactly what happened when I listened to this play. Intimate and yet at the same time universal, Disgraced by Ayad Akhtar completely undid me, leaving me deeply moved. Set in […]
My Thoughts: I was eagerly awaiting the third and final book in the Artists Trilogy by Karina Halle, and Bold Tricks did not disappoint. Picking up right where Shooting Scars left off, con artist Ellie has formed a bizarre partnership with Camden and Javier in order to get her mother and her father figure Gus back […]
I’m absolutely loving this new trend of YA SciFi Novels in a Contemporary setting! I was so super excited when I got the opportunity to read After Eden by Helen Douglas, as it promised exactly what I’m craving right now! Rescue Humanity! What’s a mission.. Without spoiling too much but the story and plot line itself […]
Intense! I must start with this word as it’s the only adequate word for this book and I honestly didn’t expect the level of true horror and sadness I experienced in this book! Ben is such a wonderful boy! He’s all tough on the outside and likes to talk big and appear like he’s the […]
When I first read the blurb I was super excited! I love the premise of mystery and High School Gossip. Sounds a little like Gossip Girl. I mean the usual High School madness and Teens who struggle to fit it. Four Kids – Four POV’s – Four very different Characters The story is told in […]
After reading TRUE from Erin McCarthy earlier this year, I was super excited and did a little happy dance when I heard that there is going to be Companion Book focusing in Tyler’s big brother and one of Rory’s friends. Jessica – Sweet with a lot of snark and attitude! Admittedly, I couldn’t remember much […]
Welcome to my favorite Feature: “Waiting on” Wednesday is hosted weekly by Jill at Breaking the Spine. The Sound by Sarah Alderson Expected publication: May 13th 2014 by Simon Pulse goodreads| pre-oder: amazon love the typography! When aspiring music journalist Ren Kingston takes a job nannying for a wealthy family on the exclusive island of Nantucket, playground for Boston’s […]
With such a provocative title I was intrigued only by this two powerful words and that … this is supposed to be a Young Adult novel! When something meaningless turns into something that can break you … Evan only has his dad and with him he’s moving from town to town since he’s very young. […]
