Tour Schedule Title: Cage of Deceit (Reign of Secrets #1) Author: Jennifer Anne Davis Links: Sophia’s “Review” | Goodreads | Amazon | Barnes & Noble Publication Date: August 25, 2015 Publisher: Clean Teen Publishing Jennifer Anne Davis’ best-selling True Reign series captivated readers from the very first page. Now, get […]
Never have I ever read a book in which Hitler won World War II and succeeded in taking over the world. Until now. I admit I’m a little fond of this one because of the whole alternative history thing going on right there, but I’m a little disturbed here, Lindsay […]
Tour Schedule Title: The Heartbeat Thief Author: A.J. Krafton Links: Goodreads | Amazon Publication Date: June 12, 2015 Publisher: Self Published Haunted by a crushing fear of death, a young Victorian woman discovers the secret of eternal youth—she must surrender her life to attain it, and steal heartbeats to keep […]
These Shallow Graves is 2/3 exasperating, 1/3 enjoyable with a healthy dose of, “Whyyyy did you do that, book??!!” on the side. I’ve read some of Jennifer Donnelly’s other (adult) books because my older sister pushed them on me (thanks, sis) and I really think she writes better for adults […]
*puts on best announcer voice* Ahem. I’d like to present to you the most confusing book of the year, The Fall by Bethany Griffin. It’s a very odd and peculiar book based on Edgar Allen Poe’s short story, The Fall of the House of Usher. In Griffin’s retelling, Madeline Usher […]
Tour Schedule Title: Taking the Ice (Ice #3) Author: Jennifer Comeaux Links: Amazon | Goodreads Publication Date: August 17, 2015 Olympic rings and an engagement ring. Courtney Carlton is ready for both. She and her boyfriend Josh have skated together and dated for four years, and they’ve reached a critical […]
Unhinged, the second book in the Splintered trilogy, is set an entire year after the events in Splintered. With the curse broken, Alyssa finally hopes to have as much of a normal life as possible, despite the fact nothing is actually the same. I personally thought that Splintered was better […]