I would tell you about the latest installment of Rachel Caine’s Morganville Vampire series, but the first rule of Fight Club is do not talk about Fight Club…er… I mean Bite Club. Error aside, Caine managed to add into the already bizarre and twisted town of Morganville, a vampire fight club. Now skeptics who feel…
When I reviewed Michelle Cooper’s A Brief History of Montmaray, I hadn’t yet read the follow-up. In fact, I hadn’t even realized there was going to be a follow-up until right before I wrote my review. And then no bookstores had a copy of The FitzOsbornes in Exile. I know, because I went to six…
When the opportunity arose, I grabbed at the chance to read Ripple early (thanks to Around the World ARC Tours). The cover wasn’t the greatest thing ever, but the summary intrigued me as it sounded similar to an adult series that I read, Jane True by Nicole Peeler. Lexi is cursed with a dark secret….
I crossed the finish line for the 48 Hour Book Challenge. Since it was a last-minute decision on my part to participate, I think I did a great job of ignoring the outside world as much as possible this weekend. The Stats: – Logged a grand total of 21 hours and 23 minutes – Completed…
Awkward cover art aside (the one eye zoom always freaks me out a bit), this is one of my favorite books this year. Rot & Ruin goes beyond the idea of “Ahhh! Zombies are trying to kill us!” to take us inside a small community a few years after the ‘end of the world’. In…
The 48 Hour Book Challenge, hosted by Mother Reader is currently underway. I (Christine) am participating and this is my first year. Quick fun facts about 48HBC: – You have a 72 hour window in which to read/review for 48 hours. – Whenever you start your time, however, the 48 hours have to be in…
I know what you’re thinking. ‘Really? Another vampire book?’ But hear me out. The title and summary is a bit misleading because vamps are not romanticized at all here. So, yes, it is another vampire book, but the vamps are definitely the bad guys in this one. Well… somewhat, but I don’t want to give…
This months book releases are as exciting as they are varied. June is certainly going to test my book buying ban. Which is already quite difficult to stick to. As I’m sure you can imagine. All of the following book summaries were taken from Goodreads. Cause Goodreads is awesome. Which books are you guys excited…
**There’s a maybe, kinda, sorta…spoiler…thingy…in this review. Beware.** One recent Wednesday that Christine and I, and a couple others probably, were doing a read-a-thon night (we stayed up reading all night…yep) I decided to start the evening with Imaginary Girls by Nova Ren Suma. It was good, it was really good. In fact, I have…
When I reviewed Mistwood by Leah Cypess last year, I talked about was how refreshing it was to read a young adult book that wasn’t focused solely on a romantic plot. This was also one of my favorite things about Mistwood’s companion novel, Nightspell, which I was lucky enough to get my hands on last…