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Although, I didn’t find the bulk of the novel as a whole extraordinary in the telling, I did find Sarah Rees Brennan’s “The Demon’s Lexicon” enjoyable. Alan Ryves has all the heart and soul and is wicked with a gun, and his younger brother, Nick Ryves, has a hard time connecting with anyone or anyth

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again, I am not a Stephenie Meyer fan. There isn’t a shred of doubt in my mind to that fact after reading “The Host.” I thought it might just be a “Twilight” aversion, which is why I waited so long to read it. More than once, I [...]

Welcome! Today I have some great news and information for you all about the second book in the Marked Duology by Jennifer Snyder. First, the official Release Date for Changed is May 21, so if you haven’t read Marked yet, well, you should. Check out more info on the newest novel, the cover and an [..

Welcome to What’s on the Bookshelf and the “Return to Eden” Blog Tour with author G.P. Ching. Today I have a Q&A with the Soulkeepers Series author and a chance to win great prizes from G.P. Each week of the tour, G.P. will award one prize per blog she visits, including a $10 customized Visa [...]

The very name of Kate Avery Ellison’s “Frost” makes me shiver. Her newest novella — just shy of novel length at 47,000 words — paints a cold, icy world full of monsters that haunt the darkness. The very culture of the Frost’s inhabitants consists of engrained, almost ritualistic behaviors that prote

Alien life does exist, or at least that’s what Alex discovers when she travels to Arizona to intern for the summer at Circe. Part “Men In Black,” part high school romance, “How to Date an Alien” by Magan Vernon is a quirky young adult comedy. It was an enjoyable read, but I have my pros [...]

Every once and awhile, I find an author that I can pick up his or her books (or open my e-reader as the case may be) and read them until the pages fall apart—literally and figuratively. It’s fortunate that the Soulkeepers Series by G.P. Ching is in digital format, or I would have burned through [...

INBETWEEN (Kissed by Death, #1) by Tara Fuller (August 7, 2012) Since the car crash that took her father’s life three years ago, Emma’s life has been a freaky—and unending—lesson in caution. Surviving “accidents” has taken priority over being a normal seventeen-year-old, so Emma spends her days taki