-
Review: The World Remains by Brindi Quinn
Author: Brindi Quinn Released: June 9th 2016 Received: Review Request Rating: I received a copy of The World Remains in exchange for a fair and honest review. Brindi Quinn has rapidly become one of my favorite Indie authors. I’ve read a few of her novels already, and all of them have been pretty amazing. They’ve… Read more
-
Review: Auntie Poldi and the Sicilian Lions by Mario Giordano and John Brownjohn
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Authors: Mario Giordano and John Brownjohn (translator) Release: March 6th 2018 Received: BookishFirst Rating: I received a copy of Auntie Poldi and the Sicilian Lions from Bookish First in exchange for a fair and honest review. Auntie Poldi is exactly the story of casual mystery I’m looking for when I need… Read more
-
Review: 806 by Cynthia Weil
Publisher: Tanglewood Author: Cynthia Weil Release: March 13th 2018 Received: Bookishfirst Rating: I received a copy of 806 from Bookishfirst in exchange for a fair and honest review. It’s been a while since I read a coming of age story, and 806 seemed really different and unique, so I wanted to give it a try.… Read more
-
The King’s Peace by Kevin Hammond
Author: Kevin Hammond Released: October 6th 2013 Received: Review Request Rating: I received a copy of A King’s Peace in exchange for a fair and honest review. The King’s Peace is an action filled fantasy adventure of epic proportions. This isn’t the first of Kevin Hammond’s novels, and it shows. There’s a complexity to the… Read more
-
Captain America: Steve Rogers Vol. 3: Empire Building
Publisher: Marvel Released: August 16th 2017 Received: Marvel Unlimited Issues: Steve Rogers 12-16, Civil War II: The Oath #1 Rating: The third volume in the Steve Rogers plot, Empire Building is continuing to hint at all the plotting Hyrda Steve (also known as Stevil by Captain Marvel and her crew) has been doing. If… Read more
-
Review: Marked in Flesh (The Others #4) by Anne Bishop
Publisher: Roc Author: Anne Bishop Released: march 8th 2016 Received: Own Warnings: Graphic deaths Rating: I still can’t get over how wonderful the Others series has ended up being. When I first saw the description for it, I had a lot of concern that it would be either too dark or go off the rails,… Read more
Blog
1–2 minutes
