I love it when authors do unexpected things. I love when authors break the bounds of what seems to be their typical genre and try something different. Friends, Jeri Smith-Ready departs from the paranormal genre with This Side Of Salvation and writes a winsome, contemporary novel. This is a book that masters the weaving of elements […]
Scan by Walter Jury and Sarah Fine | Book Review
July 14, 2014
Scan by Walter Jury and Sarah Fine opens with main character Tate at a martial arts competition. He’s confident that he’s going to do well and win and the pressure is totally on. Unfortunately, Tate loses and so, he has to go home to his dad’s disappointment. His girlfriend Christina who he is totally head over […]
Killing Floor by Lee Child | Audiobook Review
July 13, 2014
Why Did I Listen To This Book? I somehow stumbled upon Killing Floor by Lee Child for free on Audible one day and thus, downloaded the audiobook because free legal things are awesome. I randomly began listening to it because it was just so different from all the other books I’ve been balancing and you know, […]
Take Me On by Katie McGarry | Book Review
July 11, 2014
Katie McGarry is back with Take Me On, the fourth in her Pushing The Limits series. I will be honest and admit I was a tiny bit apprehensive when I started this book as I found her third book, Crash Into You to be a huge disappointment. Take Me On is one of those books that is so […]
Brazen by Katherine Longshore | Book Review
July 10, 2014
Are you into stories of love, gossip and intrigue set against a real life historical backdrop? Before Reign made history sexy and cool for youths, there was Katherine Longshore and her books set during the reign of the Tudors. First Gilt, then Tarnish and now BRAZEN. Now, looking at just the title: Brazen, you might think that this is one […]