The world definitely seems to be heading towards darker days lately, in terms of the financial landscape and in the violent and disconnected way that our society exists today. In The Forever Man: A Near-Future Thriller, author Pierre Ouellette paints a bleak picture of the direction that America is headed. The divide between the rich […]
My Thoughts: The Kiss of Deception is one of those books that I had a hard time putting down. It’s also one of those novels that I wanted to last longer, even though it stopped at nearly 500 pages. While epic historical fantasy, especially in the young adult genre, isn’t something that I pick up […]
My Thoughts: The Pushing the Limits series has been the only contemporary young adult series that I’ve looked forward to every new release, starting with the first book that Danny, Pushy, and I got at BEA back in 2012 when we met Katie McGarry. With realistic characters in heartbreaking situations, I’ve been able to relate […]
My Thoughts: Claudia is a thirty-six-year-old first grade teacher, and she’s been dating nerdy wheelchair bound Adam for nearly one year. They have a great relationship on all fronts except for one: Adam isn’t ready to commit to Claudia, even though he’s thirty-eight and says that he’s never been happier in a relationship. Claudia found […]
My Thoughts: Losing your sibling in a tragic accident isn’t easy, and Laurel’s broken family is even more devastated when her older sister May dies unexpectedly. Their parents are already divorced, but now their grief stricken mother needs to get away and heads to a ranch in California, leaving Laurel to split her time between […]
My Thoughts: Maxine Revere has dealt with more unsolved death in her life than the average person. While the murders of her high school best friend during their senior year, and later her college best friend in an unrelated crime led her to become an investigative reporter that takes on cold cases across the country […]
Our Thoughts: Heather: I usually don’t read historical novels, especial fantasy. I’m not a big fan of having to muddle through complex descriptions of strange worlds or long forgotten history. But the description of this one was interesting, so I gave it a go–and I’m certainly very glad that I took a chance on The Winner’s […]
This one was one of my most anticipated books last year! I love YA Paranormal Romance and I love Jennifer L.Armentrout. She’s perfect in creating the most awesome swoon worthy boys in Literature, that I knew this was going to be awesome! Demons, Gargoyles and a Fantastic World! The world created for The Dark Elements […]
My Thoughts: After a few months of relative quiet according to Cat, it’s time for their lives to be put in danger again and upturned. Cat learns from her Uncle Don’s ghost that her former government team has gone missing, so she and her master vampire husband Bones decide to get to the bottom of […]
My Thoughts: I haven’t heard anything but good things about Holly Black’s books, and when both Danny and Pushy read and reviewed The Coldest Girl in Coldtown, I read the description and figured that I could jump in with both feet since I haven’t read anything vampires in a while (at the time of my listening), […]
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. […]
My Thoughts: Vlad is my favorite side character from Jeaniene Frost’s Night Huntress series, and I was so excited when it was announced that he was getting his own trio of books. When Once Burned came out, I eagerly dug in to see what kind of lady he would be paired up with, and Leila […]
I remember so many people being super excited about this book already earlier this year. I didn’t realize how amazing this story would be otherwise I’d have been equally excited. So, when I got approved on NetGalley I was jumping up and down with excitement… and it turned out to be one of these books, […]
