I love video games. I am amazing at them. A true master of the craft. I know all the ins and outs, the tricks and the cheats, the….Okay, so I maybe lying at this point. I do love video games but I am absolutely horrible at them. Unless it’s a game that I played in […]
Carnival Of Souls Melissa Marr Book Review
September 12, 2012
Do me a favor and raise your hand really high in the air if you’ve ever read a book just because an event is coming up and you want to be familiar with the book so you don’t look like an idiot at said event. I am going to pretend there’s a lot of you […]
Defiance CJ Redwine Book Review
August 31, 2012
Defiance has the goods to make my heart go boom boom. AND YOU GUYS! I fricken loved every minute of CJ Redwine’s debut novel, Defiance, even when main character Rachel was being annoying and stubborn and a total teenager, but I kind of get ahead of myself. Anyways, despite expecting high fantasy and getting something that was […]
The Lost Code Kevin Emerson Book Review
August 16, 2012
When Owen Parker is chosen to become one of the campers at Camp Eden, he feels as though he has won the lottery. You see, environmental disasters have ravaged the climate. Owen lives in Yellowstone, underground, because the sun and radiation are very dangerous to humans. Camp Eden is located in one of the corporate […]
Life Happens Next Terry Trueman Book Review
August 1, 2012
Life Happens Next is the sequel to Stuck In Neutral by Terry Trueman and honestly, after reading this book, I can’t wait to check Cruise Control, the companion novel out of the library. So, um spoiler alert: Shawn doesn’t die, and so Life Happens Next focuses on Shawn’s life after he avoids being murdered by […]
Allison reviews Possess by Gretchen McNeil
July 30, 2012
I started reading my copy of Possess by Gretchen McNeil while I was at work for an overnight shift. Probably not one of my best ideas as the creepiness factor for this story is kind of in the tens. You’ve got demons, possession, murder, mystery, and secrets galore. Definitely not the type of book I […]