Hawk James Patterson & Gabrielle Charbonnet Young Adult – Fantasy/Dystopian Publisher: Little, Brown and CompanyThe sequel, CITY OF THE DEAD, publishes November 29, 2021 About the Book: The next generation of Maximum Ride takes flight! In this dark dystopian tale, 17-year-old Hawk is growing up hard and fast in post-apocalyptic New York City—until a perilous… Continue reading Blog Tour- Hawk, James Patterson
Tag: Dystopian
Blog Tour- The Block, Ben Oliver
The Block (The Loop Trilogy #2) by by Ben Oliver Genre: Young Adult Science Fiction Publishing Date: May 4, 2021Publisher: Chicken House Books-Scholastic About the Book In the second book of The Loop trilogy, Luka is trapped in a fate worse than death. But now that he knows the truth about what him and his fellow… Continue reading Blog Tour- The Block, Ben Oliver
Blog Tour- The Reckoning, Marisa Noelle
About the Book The final instalment of The Unadjusteds trilogy… THE FIGHT IS NOT OVER. A NEW NEMESIS HAS AWOKEN. Sinister visions of an evil entity with looming yellow eyes haunt Silver’s dreams, threatening to destroy the new world she and her friends have created. The terrifying omens push Silver to experiment with her abilities,… Continue reading Blog Tour- The Reckoning, Marisa Noelle
The Unseen Ones, Danielle Harrington
Wow! Sometimes you read a book and think, “I would love to see some character growth down the road.” I felt that way with book 1, The Diseased Ones. With The Unseen Ones, Harrington took her main character, Hollis, and knocked it out of the park. We continue where book 1 left off, and we… Continue reading The Unseen Ones, Danielle Harrington
10 Books to Look Forward to in May
I'm back with my list of 10 book releases coming soon. Some months it can be really hard narrowing down which books to add. I have a feeling I'm going to blow my book budget out of the water in May. Let's get to it! The Block, Ben OliverYA/DystopianReleases May 4th About the Book:In the… Continue reading 10 Books to Look Forward to in May
Mid-April TBR
I realized I haven't posted my TBR in a while. I think it's because I've partially been in a reading funk. It might be quiet on the blog for a few days in the middle of the week as I get my second Covid vaccine on Tuesday. I'm hoping I feel okay afterward, but I… Continue reading Mid-April TBR
The Outlands, Tyler Edwards
“Hope is a powerful thing. But be mindful. It’s only as good as the object you place in it.” I’m a big fan of dystopian, and I feel the author set up this world well. You live in a world where your standing is everything, and sometimes you have no standing. Either you blend in,… Continue reading The Outlands, Tyler Edwards
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
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
Flowers of Darkness, Tatiana de Rosnay
We’re some years into the future, and temperatures are consistently beyond what is comfortable. Technological advancements have grown by leaps and bounds, and life is easier using such technology. But what if those advancements are being used for nefarious reasons? That’s what we look at in this novel. I must confess that I almost didn’t… Continue reading Flowers of Darkness, Tatiana de Rosnay
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