I’d like to welcome Kendare Blake and let her take over my blog to present to you this THROWDOWN OF EPIC PROPORTIONS!!! Throwdown! With Kendare Blake: Werewolves Jacob Black vs. Michael Jackson in Thriller Well well. Here we are again. This is the second Throwdown post and giveaway. The first was hosted by Shanyn over […]
Throwdown! With Kendare Blake: Werewolves Jacob Black vs. Michael Jackson in Thriller
April 19, 2011
Book Review: The Dark And Hollow Places by Carrie Ryan
March 22, 2011
The Previous Books: Book One: The Forest of Hands And Teeth Book Two: The Dead Tossed Waves The Dark And Hollow Places is Carrie Ryan’s third book and the final read in her zombie trilogy. I thought The Dark And Hollow Places showed real maturity in writing. It feels like Ryan has hit her stride […]
Peek-A-Cover: Enshadowed by Kelly Creagh
March 21, 2011
Peek-A-Cover: Enshadowed by Kelly Creagh OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG. Okay, so I haven’t checked blogs at all this week/weekend, so I am not sure about the overload of cover reveals. BUT I was browsing my goodreads wishlist while sending out a swap package and HOLY HELL THERE IS A COVER FOR THE NEVERMORE by […]
Review: Clarity by Kim Harrington
February 28, 2011
Clarity ‘Clare’ Fern is able to see the past just by touching an object. When a murder happens in Clare’s Cape Cod tourist town, it is up to her and the new town detective’s son to solve the murder.
Review: Unearthly by Cynthia Hand
February 10, 2011
Usually when I think of angels, I think of shoddy writing, the Jesus emails my grandma sends me, and that ‘closer than my peeps you are to meeeee’ song. So, in all, a wide range of things. Also, dumb ass names like Patch. Unearthly by Cynthia Hand is hands down (har-har) the BEST angel book […]
Review of The Reckoning by Kelley Armstrong
January 31, 2011
I love the Darkest Powers trilogy. There. I said it. These are a few of my favorite pleasure reads. Notice I drop the guilty because I feel no guilt when reading books that make me happy. *Slight spoilers for first two books lie ahead. The Reckoning by Kelley Armstrong picks up directly where The Awakening […]