About the Book Long before she was the terror of Wonderland, she was just a girl who wanted to fall in love. Catherine may be one of the most desired girls in Wonderland, and a favorite of the unmarried King of Hearts, but her interests lie elsewhere. A talented baker, all she wants is to… Continue reading Heartless, Marissa Meyer
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Killer Story, Matt Witten
About the Book How far will she go to catch the killer—and make her podcast a hit?Talented and idealistic young reporter Petra Kovach is on the brink of being laid off from her third failing newspaper in a row. To save her job, she pitches the launch of a true crime podcast about a sensational,… Continue reading Killer Story, Matt Witten
Blog Tour Review: Five Survive, Holly Jackson
Title: Five SurviveAuthor: Holly JacksonGenre: Young Adult ThrillerPublishing Date: November 29, 2022 About the Book Eight hours. Six friends. Five survive. A road trip turns deadly in this addictive YA thriller from the bestselling author of the worldwide phenomenon A GOOD GIRL’S GUIDE TO MURDER.Red Kenny is on a road trip for spring break with… Continue reading Blog Tour Review: Five Survive, Holly Jackson
The Six Deaths of the Saint, Alix E. Harrow
Okay wow. There's only so much you can write about a short story without giving things away. You want people to read it but don't want to spoil it. But it's Alix Harrow, so you know this story is a must read. I had no idea where this story would go, and in typical Harrow… Continue reading The Six Deaths of the Saint, Alix E. Harrow
Graves Upon Bones, Chad Alan Gibbs
I enjoy Chad Alan Gibbs’ books and have read them all. I loved the junior detective element in Bardo by the Sea and was excited to see more from Izzie and Elton. Izzie is so relatable because she suffers from anxiety. Unfortunately, she also tends to self-destruct, so if you’re looking for character growth, you… Continue reading Graves Upon Bones, Chad Alan Gibbs
So Long, Chester Wheeler, Catherine Ryan Hyde
Lewis is put in the position of caring for Chester, who doesn't have much longer to live. Chester has pushed away everyone in his life, including his children and caregivers. He's not an easy man to get along with, even superficially. But if anyone can do it, it would be Lewis, who has no other… Continue reading So Long, Chester Wheeler, Catherine Ryan Hyde
Blog Tour Review: The Q, Amy Tintera
Title: The QAuthor: Amy TinteraPublished: November 8thPublisher: Random House Children's About the Book In this action-packed adventure from a New York Times bestselling author, two teenagers from opposite worlds must fight their way through a vast walled quarantine zone in a dystopian America toward their only chance for survival. Seventeen-year-old Maisie Rojas has spent her… Continue reading Blog Tour Review: The Q, Amy Tintera
The House Across the Lake, Riley Sager
This is well reviewed, so I will make this review fairly short. The House Across the Lake turned a bit bizarre, and that totally worked here. When you thought things might resolve, he threw the reader for a few surprising loops. If I had any issues, it was the sheer amount of time we spent… Continue reading The House Across the Lake, Riley Sager
The Lost Witch, Paige Crutcher
The Orphan Witch was a 5 star read for me, so when I saw Crutcher had a new book set to release, I raced to request an ARC of it. Sadly, it took me almost half of the book to get into the story, and I would have given up on it before that point… Continue reading The Lost Witch, Paige Crutcher
The Circus Train, Amita Parikh
After a bout of polio when she was too young to remember, Lena uses a wheelchair to get around. Her father, Theo, is an illusionist in a traveling circus. So Lena spends most of her time on the train. She likes her life, but what she wants most is companionship. Sure, people on the train… Continue reading The Circus Train, Amita Parikh
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