Every month, or so it seems, I go on reading binges at the beginning, then slow way down at the end. Despite having an impressive pile of both real and virtual books, I only read one complete book this week. It felt like I read more than that. But I didn’t. Therefore, my eGalleys are…

Discord’s Apple by Carrie Vaughn When Evie Walker goes home to spend time with her dying father, she discovers that his creaky old house in Hope’s Fort, Colorado, is not the only legacy she will inherit. Hidden behind the basement door is a secret and magical storeroom, a place where wondrous treasures from myth and…

Christine and I were lucky enough, thanks to HarperTeen and NetGalley, to read Delirium a couple months ago. And over the past week we finally found some time to discuss how much we loved it with one another. So without further ado (I love any opportunity to say that) here’s our discussion: Caitlin: It really…

Ava can’t see him or touch him, unless she’s dreaming. She can’t hear his voice, except for the faint whispers in her mind. Most would think she’s crazy, but she knows he’s here. Jackson. The boy Ava thought she’d spend the rest of her life with. He’s back from the dead, as proof that love…

This weeks Pile of Shame is slightly different. It’s all about ebooks! And I can’t take a picture of the pile so I took a picture of the Bluefire App on my phone. Luckily, you can just see all the books…except for one…more on that one at the end. From Netgalley we have Lost Voices…

So, as I’m sure you can tell from my glowing review of Immortal Beloved, I love the writings of Cate Tiernan. And before reading Immortal Beloved, these four books, now published in a bind-up as one, were my favourite of hers. The story switches POV between girls. Thais and Clio. Thais’ father has just died…

This is going to be a short review. As I said on my personal twitter account, when I was about 50 pages into this book, if Mia died at the end I was going to hate it. If she lived I was going to love it. So, I can’t tell you if I loved it…

WARNING: If you haven’t read the first two books of the Iron Fey series, then this review might contain some spoilers regarding them. I’ll try my best not to reveal too much, however. Let me preface this review with a ‘Thank God’. If you follow my personal twitter account, you might remember what a hard time I had…

I loved this book. So much! It was so different from any other Angel book I’ve read. In fact, if the description/cover/etc hadn’t told me it was an angel book, I might not have even known. So, there’s this…spirit? I guess? Or soul or whatever. She doesn’t remember who she is, or where she’s from…

Twelve-year-old Kat Stephenson may be the despair of her social-climbing Step-Mama, but she was born to be a magical Guardian and protector of Society — if she can ever find true acceptance in the secret Order that expelled her own mother. She’s ready to turn the hidebound Order of the Guardians inside-out, whether the older…