What to Say Next is my first Julie Buxbaum novel but it won’t be my last! I’m kicking myself for letting Tell me Three Things sit on my shelf, unread, for so long, something I will be rectifying this summer! It has only been a month since Kit lost her… Read more »
I’ve had this book sitting on my shelf for a very long time and just about every summer I look at it and consider picking it up but then something holds me back. I have to be mentally prepared for a book so heavy and I can’t deny the size… Read more »
Wow. That was my reaction as I came to the end of this book. Heather Demetrios has written another powerful and poignant read that will leave a mark on its readers. This story is told by Grace as if she is going back to the beginning of her relationship with… Read more »
There’s something magical and intense about the weather and all the crazy things Mother Nature can do to this world. That is what drew me to this novel – how all sorts of weather phenomenons can be intertwined into a fantasy world to create a whirlwind of dangerous and electrifying… Read more »
It’s been many years since I was introduced to Cath Crowley’s writing in Graffiti Moon, so another great sounding novel by the author was a no-brainer read for me. Words in Deep Blue tells the story of a girl, Rachel, who is struggling after the death of her brother. She… Read more »
I’m not really sure how I feel about this book, to be honest. I adore the concept – a kingdom left in disarray when the king and crown prince are murdered leaving the decision of their new ruler in question as the next in succession are a set of twins,… Read more »
I’ve been reading the Shadowhunter world for quite a few years now. I started with The Mortal Instruments when I was on an angel trope kick. Back then there were only the 3 original books in the series and the start of The Infernal Devices available. But I found an… Read more »
This book had me at the title! A book that focuses on the bastards, the ones who are often in the background and deemed not as important as the legitimate heirs of royalty. Basically, Royal Bastards tells the story of how a group of misfits among their own people come… Read more »
I’m totally kicking myself for waiting so long to read Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda! This was just about the cutest novel ever! When I was midway through my ebook I went out and grabbed a paperback so I could have it on my shelf. That’s how much I… Read more »
Emery Lord is one of my favorite authors, hands down. She has such a way with characters and stories that I find so compelling, making her books an auto-read. When I first read the blurb for The Names They Gave Us, I admittedly groaned with dismay instead of jumping with… Read more »
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