I found Jenny on Twitter some years ago and then spent two days reading through her blog. Finding out she had published a few books was the icing on the cake. So when she announced a new book was forthcoming, I stalked NetGalley, waiting for it to arrive, in hopes I could get lucky enough… Continue reading Broken (in the best possible way), Jenny Lawson
A Kindle App Disaster
More than once, I’ve had to uninstall the Kindle app on my tablet and reinstall it. Normally, it screws up my carousel, and it screws up my collections, but it’s fixable. Time-consuming, but fixable. Yesterday, I had to uninstall and reinstall it, and that’s when sh*t hit the fan. When you’re a reviewer, your books… Continue reading A Kindle App Disaster
Gathering Dark, Candice Fox
Fox is one of my most favorite thriller authors, and if you haven’t read her Crimson Lake series, you need to. So when I saw she had a new book coming out, I raced to request this from Macmillian/Tor because I needed to have it. It did not disappoint. Here we have opposing female leads,… Continue reading Gathering Dark, Candice Fox
Banshee, Maxine Miley
The author was kind enough to send me a paperback, and this small book packs a punch. Told through an interview with Candor, he tells his history with Banshee and what brought us to the point he needs to tell his story. In a dystopian US taken over by “the Orange”, things aren’t easy for… Continue reading Banshee, Maxine Miley
Blog Tour- Dog Girl, Gabi Justice
Book Tour & Giveaway! Dog Girlby: Gabi Justice YA Contemporary Fiction Tour: March 8-12 Summary: Dog Girl is Fangirl meets Pit Bulls and Parolees. Saving the dogs who end up at Delray Dog Rescue is Kendall's life. It’s the perfect job for a girl with severe social anxiety. Delray Dog Rescue doesn’t just rescue dogs, it’s a second chance… Continue reading Blog Tour- Dog Girl, Gabi Justice
The Midnight Lie, Marie Rutkoski
This one is so well-reviewed I’m just going to get into my thoughts. Poor Nirrim is so naïve, and she’s so used to being gaslit by Raven, that of course, she’s fascinated when she meets Sid. Sid promises a world Nirrim didn’t know possible. Her curiosity is so strong, and she knows there is more… Continue reading The Midnight Lie, Marie Rutkoski
Blog Tour-Float Plan,Trish Doller
FLOAT PLAN Book Info Heartbroken by the loss of her fiancé, adventurous Anna finds a second chance at love with an Irish sailor in this riveting, emotional romance.After a reminder goes off for the Caribbean sailing trip Anna was supposed to take with her fiancé, she impulsively goes to sea in the sailboat he left… Continue reading Blog Tour-Float Plan,Trish Doller
The Good Sister, Sally Hepworth
This is a book that sucks you in and makes you suspicious, right from the start. Because of how easy it would be to spoil this, I will keep my review short. Hepworth built this fantastic atmosphere that has you anxiously waiting for the shoe to drop. While I suspected what was happening, it in… Continue reading The Good Sister, Sally Hepworth
Checking In
Hey guys, I just wanted to let you know I'm still here. 3 weeks ago I had a molar rebuilt and that didn't work out well. On Monday I had the tooth pulled and everything that could go wrong, has gone wrong. I'm still around, just in a lot of pain. I have some reviews… Continue reading Checking In
Sheltered, Jacob Paul Patchen
Sheltered has our main character, James, telling the story to other “risers” of what brought him here. The story was unique in that way. “We were all just victims of circumstance-lost souls in a lost world.” Kids who have survived and come through the worse are trying to make it through each day. The world… Continue reading Sheltered, Jacob Paul Patchen
