White Cat by Holly Black

I’d never read any of Holly Black’s books before I picked up White Cat. Faeries were never my favorite, but I bought White Cat because it was about magicians. Curse workers, to be precise. And, because I’m me, the cover sucked me in. It was cool and magician-y while still being kind of mysterious and completely fitting…

Flashback Friday 4

Raise your hand if R.L. Stine scared the bejeezus out of you at some point during your childhood. *takes a look around at all the raised hands* I thought so. Well, it was the same for me. I started on the Goosebumps series when they first came out, starting with Welcome to Dead House. Now…

Ghost Town by Rachel Caine

There was something comforting, in an overly strange way, about reading  a vampire story over Halloween weekend. Rachel Cain’s Ghost Town, the latest in her Morganville Vampire Series, while not exclusively about vampires – fearless child prodigy Claire is our protagonist after all-  most of the vampires who are in it are frightening and by…