Hullmetal Girls was both painful and fun to read, with machinery and body modification in space. Skrutskie’s latest novel is quite different for those who have read her The Abyss Surrounds Us duology, but just as good. No cute sea monsters though. 😞 What can you expect from Hullmetal Girls then? Because […]
#Murdertrending is both creepy and engrossing at the same time, and I don’t know if this is related to the deepest horrors of human psychology. I found myself reading this quicker than I normally would have (if we’re not counting the days I procrastinated), and while I should have turned […]
Wow… It’s been so long, I didn’t even think I would remember this series. Yet here we are, finally, FINALLY, getting to see the fates of Daphne, Haden and all the others, even after the doors to EgmontUSA closed years ago. Let’s chat about The Immortal Throne, shall we? Let […]
Bring Me Their Hearts has plenty of sass, snark and humor laced throughout, which is no surprise considering one of the biggest reasons why I loved Sara Wolf’s debut novel is the sass and humor (I can now officially count on Wolf to make me laugh). This book literally starts […]
“I can be trusted with responsibilities again!” the reviewer says as she slowly climbs out of the reviewing hiatus hole. “You’re delusional,” the hiatus whispers menacingly, just a voice from the dark depths. “You’ve still got a few books from 2016 left! And what about all those books you abandoned […]
Hello and Happy New Year! Welcome to the next stop on the Death Island review tour, the latest novel from Kelsey Ketch, and well, the very first review on the blog! Okay, it’s the first review in a while. 😐 Six Things to Know About Death Island It’s been so long, […]
Tour Schedule Sophia’s Review I haven’t been on a blog tour in so long, it’s weirddd. How do I format things again? Honestly, I’m starting to trust Chris Ledbetter’s ideas because all of the books I’ve come across/read that are by him all have one thing in common: they’re different, […]