Marie Lu has got to be one of my favorite authors! She dominates in every world and genre she tackles and never fails to deliver well-rounded stories from start to finish. I’m so very happy to say that Warcross was another amazing book to add to my favorites! I have… Read more »
I’m a reader who tends to like most of what I pick up. I’m not terribly picky and even books I don’t completely connect usually have some good moments within their pages as well. I also have this terrible need to know how a plot ends that makes me push through… Read more »
They Both Die at the End has a brilliant concept adding a touch of sci-fi to a contemporary novel. On the day of your death you receive a call from a place called Death-Cast to inform you of your impending doom in the hours to come. You don’t know… Read more »
When J.M. Darhower announces a new book is about to be release, I drop everything! I’ve been a little in a reading slump this past month, barely reading 100 pages combined before Ghosted found its way to me. Of course Darhower would be the one to drag me out of… Read more »
I wasn’t exactly sure what I was getting myself into plotwise when I started Atheists Who Kneel and Pray. The summary is a little on the vague side but there is something about Tarryn Fisher’s novels that make me crave them. I think it’s that they are very different and… Read more »
Santino Hassell is surely becoming a must-read for me when looking for a M/M romance. I’ve previously read his Sutphin Boulevard novel, as well as the first couple books in the Cyberlove series co-written with Megan Erickson and I’ve enjoyed each and every one. Illegal Contact grabbed my attention instantly… Read more »
In Some Other Life is a story that dives into the what-ifs of life, how your life could have been changed if you had taken a different path. Kennedy is quite the over-achiever in all aspects of life. She is smart and extremely driven, but a little flawed in… Read more »
Little & Lion is a remarkable story about mental illness, family, racism, sexuality, and finding yourself. I am so glad this book found its way into my hands because the story was beautifully written and very touching. Suzette returns home for the summer from boarding school feeling very unsure about… Read more »
The premise for These Things I’ve Done immediately grabbed me. I always gravitate towards angst and novels that are on the heavy side leaving me filled with a plethora of emotions as I read. This story is about a girl who blames herself for her best friend’s death and the… Read more »
It’s no secret how adored Kasie West’s novels are by so many, including myself, and now she is back with another adorable contemporary fiction to add to my shelf of favorites! Maddie is an extremely diligent student, dedicating her nights to extra study sessions with her two best friends…. Read more »
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