So. A blogger friend of mine, Lindsay, was chatting with author Kathleen Peacock on twitter just before Christmas. Kathleen, being awesome, offered to send Lindsay a copy of Asunder. Lindsay, being confused, said no. I jumped in on this conversation and, well, both Lindsay and I have now read Asunder. And all’s well with the…

Here we are, once again at the end of the year (and, of course, because I was in charge of this post and I have been such a failure at updating this year, it is going up late. 2013 resolution: be a better blogger, Kate!). Anyway, once again (only this time after the actual new…

Few books turn me into a gasping, squeeing, over excited fangirl((that’s a complete lie. A lot of books do)) but this series is definitely one of them. Even thinking about it while I write this review is making it difficult for me to keep from FREAKING OUT. No one is like Daemon Black. When he…

As I have stated in my other reviews of this series, I do not understand why I love these books. The writing isn’t that great, the recap of previous books is tedious, and the plot truds along as if it were impersonating a snail. BUT I LOVE THEM!!!! I should have known that my first…

Falling Kingdoms has been touted quite a bit as “Game of Thrones for YA.” And it most certainly has the elements of that genre of fantasy. But it was so much more as well. In a land where magic has been forgotten but peace has reigned for centuries, a deadly unrest is simmering. Three kingdoms…

So, I may have teared up just writing the title of this book. Because, you know, I have problems. Two young women from totally different backgrounds are thrown together during World War II: one a working-class girl from Manchester, the other a Scottish aristocrat, one a pilot, the other a wireless operator. Yet whenever their…

I wanted to write reviews for some books I read during the summer, but I didn’t take any notes and all I really remember is general ~feelings. So, I thought I’d write a bunch of mini reviews. Mystic City by Theo Lawrence This one is very similar in premise to Black City but without so…

Awhile ago, I read Half Blood by Jennifer L. Armentrout and while I thought it was fun and enjoyable read, it had too many similarities to Vampire Academy for me to enjoy it fully. So, I put off reading Obsidian. Even though I love stories about aliens in high school. I had an obsesison with…

Elizabeth Richards Black City was one of the books I was most excited about picking up at BEA this summer. I read Black City pretty stoked and 100% ready to love it. The cover is pretty, and I’d heard the concept was a neat take on the supernatural craze that has swept up so much…

I reviewed the first two books in this series, Immortal Beloved and Darkness Falls on my own but for this last one, Christine has joined me: Caitlin: I feel like I waited forever to read this book. I’m not even sure why. It isn’t as if Darkness Falls ended on a cliffhanger or anything. Or…