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The Girl Who Could See by Kara Swanson
Publisher:CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform Released: June 1st 2017 Received: Own Rating: I can’t even being to tell you how excited I was about this book. First of all, the cover is absolutely stunning, so immediately it was something I couldn’t pass on. Second, the description was really intriguing to me. It sort of reminded Read more
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Stillhouse Lake by Rachel Caine
Publisher: Thomas & Mercer Release: July 1st 2017 Received: Own Warnings: Torture/murder, mentions of rape Rating: I’ve read Rachel Caine’s fantasy series, and I liked them decently. I always thought something was missing though, so I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect with Stillhouse Lake, as it is her first foray into the thriller genre. Read more
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Brave New Girl by Rachel Vincent
Publisher: Delacorte Press Released: May 2nd 2017 Received: Own Rating: Dahlia 16 is one of five thousand girls with the same face, same DNA, or so she thought. Her name identifies her career (hydroponics) and her age. She shouldn’t stand out in the crowd, and yet, thanks to Trigger 17, she does. Read more
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White Hot by Ilona Andrews
Publisher: Avon Released: May 30th 2017 Received: Own Rating: White Hot is the long awaited (and for many fans greatly anticipated) second book in the Hidden Legacy series. Was the two year wait worth it? Absolutely. Fans will be happy to know that the wait for book three (Wildfire) will not be nearly as Read more
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Into the Water by Paula Hawkins
Publisher: Riverhead Books Released: May 2nd 2017 Received: Own Warnings: Suicide, rape, animal death Rating: Another woman is dead, the second one this year; both died by apparent suicide in the same pool of water. But there’s more to it than that, there’s more history to this place. The truths and half-truths blur together Read more
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All Systems Red (The Murderbot Diaries #1) by Martha Wells
Publisher: Tor.com Released: May 2nd 2017 Received: Own Rating: All Systems Red is about an android (partially synthetic, partially organic) that is charged with protecting a scientific team on a new and relatively unknown planet. Having no name of his own, he names himself Murderbot, which makes sense in a weird sort of way. It Read more
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