My Life Undecided Winner

I fully picked this book up in Barnes and Noble because it had a rec from Suzanna Collins on the cover. I have no shame in admitting that. And, ok, I liked the cover, too. And the title. And, fine, I read a few pages and that tickled me enough to buy it. But still….

Now, I read a fair number of books. I’ve been known to read upwards of three in one day. So, when I say this is the best book I’ve read this year believe me when I say it had competition. And it blew that competition out of the water. Finnikin of the Rock is a…

**Warning! I think I may get a little spoilery in this review.  It’s not anything that you couldn’t work out for yourself by reading the blurb, but I thought I’d put in a warning anyway. Just in case!** I hadn’t heard anything about this book until its release date, when Twitter was suddenly all a-twitter…

When I first read the blurb for Grasping at Eternity I was really, really excited. I love reading stories that include reincarnation and this one seemed to be all about reincarnation. Also, I really like the cover and it’s rare that I really like the cover of an indie book. Leave it to Maryah Woodsen…

When mortal enemies Veronica Lopez and Heather Simms get hit by a bar code scanner while fighting over the last copy of Queen of Twilight, it takes them a moment to realize that they aren t in a New Jersey bookstore anymore. In fact, they re in the novel. Too bad they don t realize…

There has been a lot of flap recently about how violent and dark YA novels are. While those books do exist and are wonderful—I read many of them, there are also plenty of authors writing stories with out a dystopia or post-apocalyptic setting in sight. Keris Stainton is one of them. Her debut novel, Della Says:…