By: Mariah Brown I have previously written a review on Shatter Me by Tahereh Mafi, found here. I enjoyed the first book so much that I wanted to continue the series. I am reviewing Unravel Me, the second book in the Shatter Me series. I am excited to start this review off by saying how... Continue Reading →
By: Cait Marie *I received a free advanced copy of this book from the authors for my honest review.* Dating Washington is the second book in the Discovering Me series, but it can be read as a standalone. However, I highly recommend reading Dating Nashville and the Redefining Me series first to get a better... Continue Reading →
By: Mariah Brown This review is over the book City of Bones (1st book in The Mortal Instruments series) by Cassandra Clare. I was originally hesitant to read this book because of how much the public raved about the series. I did not want to be disappointed in the series, but that was further from... Continue Reading →
By: Jenny Gardner If I could only recommend one book that encompassed a supernatural adventure, entwined with modern realism, I would choose All the Darkness in the World by Andy Deane. With darkness, humor, vampires, and vindication, Andy Deane finds a way to weave an enrapturing tale of supernatural delight. It's not the first time... Continue Reading →
By: Kesha Jones *I received a free copy of this book from the author for my honest review* Being in love can be tricky at times, especially when it’s your best friend that you’re in love with. Billie and Javon met each other in third grade and ever since then, they were inseparable. Everyone could... Continue Reading →
By: Cait Marie *I received a free advanced copy of this book from the author for my honest review.* This is part of the Sweet Water High series, each of which can be read as a standalone. Find more about the other books on Goodreads here. After the tragic loss of her twin brother, Sydney... Continue Reading →
By: Christopher Bartlett Angie Rooker’s Enchanted Sacred Garden: Dragon comes across lighthearted even as it deals with issues, which is not a terrible thing. For me it comes across as a mix of the 80s and early 90s Saturday Morning cartoons (you know, when they treated the viewer as if they had a brain) combined... Continue Reading →
By: Cait Marie *I received a free advanced copy of this book for my honest opinion.* This is a standalone romance, however, I recommend reading the first book, Kiss Me Not, before jumping into this one. It will give you a better look at the some of the other characters. Cait's ARC Review of Kiss... Continue Reading →
By: Mariah Brown This review is important to me because I can officially say I really enjoy dystopian books. I never used to because they were always presented to me in a way that says, "Hi, I am a new book to read, but it may take you forever to get through." This outlook on... Continue Reading →
By: Stephanie Wyatt The novel After the Change by Michael J. Moore tells the story about the world after a modern-day zombie apocalypse. One day, people just started changing into soulless creatures for no specific rhyme or reason. Then once Changed, they wanted to turn those unchanged into one of them. The story follows three... Continue Reading →
