She Named Me Wolf is about a boy with a ghost best friend. He has a wild imagination and meets friends in all the animals he meets. Stuck in an abusive home, it’s no wonder Wolf has such a vivid imagination. It makes for some fun adventures sometimes. While the writing is simplistic and starts… Continue reading She Named Me Wolf, Tenkara Smart
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She Walks in Moonlight, Jennifer Silverwood
After a decade away from home, Danica’s brother Peter calls her, needing her home. He has leukemia and needs help with his children. Danica would have never dreamed of returning home, she’s run from her past for so long. But her brother needs her, so she hops on a plane and returns. Knowing that it… Continue reading She Walks in Moonlight, Jennifer Silverwood
Sisters of War, Lana Kortchik
Sisters of War is well-reviewed, so I’m going to skip my usual summary and get right into my thoughts. I requested to review this one from Harper Collins because WWII Historical Fiction is my most favorite genre. But this one was a harder read for me than other Historical Fiction because it focused too heavily… Continue reading Sisters of War, Lana Kortchik
Jubilee, Jennifer Givhan
Bianca is a naïve young girl, who has a set view of the world, and challenges it when it doesn’t mean her expectations. I confess that I didn’t like her as a character, but she still went through an incredibly traumatic time, and the story that follows does that time justice. When she finally moves… Continue reading Jubilee, Jennifer Givhan
Nightmare, Chad Nicholas
When Scott was 8 years old, he was abducted and thrown into a cage. Things went from bizarre to horrific in the more than 2 months that followed. After years of therapy, he thinks he has things under control. He has a loving wife, and he’s father to four amazing children. Things were rough for… Continue reading Nightmare, Chad Nicholas
The Bright Fish, James Ward
I was glad I checked the genre and reviews before starting this because the blurb makes this sound like it’s just a bizarre mystery. The genre says metaphysical, and that isn’t quite apt. It should be in the paranormal and fantasy sections. That being said, if you go on reading with that in mind, you… Continue reading The Bright Fish, James Ward
Time After Time, Sara Crawford
I asked to review this because I thought the premise of going back to the 80s was fun and could go really far. The cover, with the pink and the neon, suits the theme, and it draws the reader in. However, I think I was more excited about the prospect of traveling back to the… Continue reading Time After Time, Sara Crawford
The Third Twin, CJ Omololu
I don't tend to share the books I dislike here because the point of this blog is to recommend books. But The Third Twin holds some promise and some people might enjoy this one. This is another book that I bought digitally and then grabbed it on sale at the bookstore. I really need to… Continue reading The Third Twin, CJ Omololu
Liar, K.L. Slater
I read The Apartment in April when I realized I had a paperback of Liar on my shelves that I must have picked up from the local used bookstore. What’s more, I purchased this on Amazon in 2018. So I’ve purchased the book twice, and I must have really wanted to read it. I know… Continue reading Liar, K.L. Slater
Perfect Little Children, Sophie Hannah
With so many reviews on this, I’m just going to get right into my thoughts. Beth’s husband Dom drove me insane. Two days into investigating what is going on with their former friends, and he’s acting like she’s destroying the family. It was dramatic and repetitive. You just *knew* the next time he popped into… Continue reading Perfect Little Children, Sophie Hannah
