Why Did I Listen To 100 Sideways Miles by Andrew Smith? 100 Sideways Miles by Andrew Smith has been on my TBR pile for what feels like FOREVER. I have had a physical copy of this book since 2014 and an audiobook copy since like 2015 via SYNC. And so, when I ran out of […]
Blood Of Wonderland by Colleen Oakes | Book Review
April 17, 2017
Blood Of Wonderland by Colleen Oakes is the second book in the Queen Of Wonderland saga. Oh my goodness, it’s an intense, high octane sort of read and QUICK too. Like, I feel as though I’ve blinked and gone through this book. I think that you will enjoy reading this book if you like action […]
The Forgetting by Sharon Cameron | Audiobook Review
April 14, 2017
Why Did I Listen To The Forgetting by Sharon Cameron? The Forgetting by Sharon Cameron has an overwhelming amount of good marks and reviews from my goodreads friends, even the ones who are tough to please. (I count myself among easy to please, FYI). PLUS, it had been taking up a good amount of space […]
Extraordinary Means by Robyn Schneider | Audiobook Review
April 12, 2017
Why Did I Listen To Extraordinary Means by Robyn Schneider? Extraordinary Means by Robyn Schneider has quite the extraordinary cover. Being the magpie that I am, I could only resist this book for so long. Plus, I felt that The Beginning Of Everything was absolutely brilliant. And so, I decided on a whim that I could […]
The Dog Master by W. Bruce Cameron | Audiobook Review
April 10, 2017
Why Did I Listen To The Dog Master by W. Bruce Cameron? The Dog Master by W. Bruce Cameron is 100% out of the ordinary for what I typically read, listen to, and review. I mean, yes, I do listen to historical fiction sometimes. However, I never ever listen to historical fiction set during the […]
Like A River Glorious by Rae Carson | Book Review
April 7, 2017
Like A River Glorious by Rae Carson is the second in Carson’s Gold Seer trilogy, and okay I am 100% treating this book like a middle child. You see, I read it back in September 2016 and now here were are typing this post in March 2017, with a semi-review posted in September. I mean, how […]