After finishing the audiobook for And Then There Were None, all I could think to myself was well played, Ms. Christie, well played. Obviously there is a reason why Agatha Christie is the grand dame of the whodunnit genre. I’ve only read two of her books so far, pitiful, I know. Each book that I’ve […]
Eon: Dragoneye Reborn by Alison Goodman Book Review
June 23, 2011
Book Review: Eon: Dragoneye Reborn by Alison Goodman Once upon a time there was a land that was plagued by monsoons which would destroy crops. In their time of need, the people and their emperor turned to the twelve dragons and those who could commune with dragons, known as dragoneyes. This isn’t quite how Eon: […]
Shiver Summer
June 22, 2011
Confession: I have never read a book by Maggie Stiefvater. I know that makes me lose MAJOR YA reader street cred. Luckily, I have the entire Shiver series at home. As we all know, summer is a time for accomplishing things and doing lots of reading. And if you are a lucky little bastard still […]
Book Review: Moonglass by Jessi Kirby
June 22, 2011
I love reading books set on a beach during summer. Moonglass by debut author Jessi Kirby opens with the end of main character Anna’s summer vacation. Anna’s father has been transfered from Pisom Beach to Crystal Cove. Anna must leave behind the beach where her mom died, her friends, her grandmother, and being a new […]
Top 10 Reasons I Love Being A Book Blogger
June 21, 2011
Top 10 Tuesday is hosted by The Broke And The Bookish. Observe my witty vlog! And for those who have no time for videos a brief run down of my reasons: 1. The Twitter Support System 2. The Community 3. BEA 4. Inside Jokes 5. Mail that isn’t bills 6. Secret Club 7. The […]
Book Review: Insatiable by Meg Cabot
June 21, 2011
No one quite brings the sexytimes like Meg Cabot. Especially when she takes on the world of vampires in Insatiable. Confession: I still like vampire books. Even though it seems the market is saturated with them, I’ve yet to grow bored or tired of them. Especially when the writing and the plot is as compelling […]