Other than an audiobook that I finished yesterday, and an e-galley that I’m part of a tour to review on Thursday, I’ll be complete with all my reviews of 2018 reads after this post. The Dark Descent of Elizabeth Frankenstein by Kiersten White: Release Date: September 25th, 2018 Genre: YA Retelling Publisher: Delacorte Press Source: […]
I’ve got three books that I read physical copies of that sort of fit together for this post. One is an adult science fiction, one is more new adult paranormal romance/fiction, and the third is YA paranormal. So I decided to group them all together. Dark Matter by Blake Crouch: Genre: Adult science fiction Published: […]
First, I have to thank the author, as well as Netgalley and Flux publishing. I first came to love this series back in January of 2014 when I read Insomnia, the first one, after winning it in a giveaway. I got the 2nd book, Paranoia, as an egalley from Netgalley last summer, when I was […]
Thanks to Flux Books and Netgalley for allowing me to read an e-galley of this book. I thought it had never downloaded, but then I had an update on my Nook and it showed up again! So I was very glad to get a chance to read the sequel to Insomnia, a book that I […]
This was a book I’d been intrigued by for awhile, and then I was lucky enough to win a copy of it during the 2013 Debut Authors Bash from the Sleeps on Tables blog. And it came personally autographed from the author along with some bookmarks, and a cool little “prescription” bottle of pills to […]
Thanks to HarperCollins Children’s Books and Epic Reads, I won this ARC from a contest in the Shelf Awareness email newsletter. I haven’t read a lot of Neil Gaiman books, American Gods was one that I read and did really like though. So I knew that I was interested in this. The really cool thing […]
I knew this was about vampires, and while I’m really into that since Buffy, Twilight, and True Blood now, I’m very skeptical of all the other vampire books there are. I especially am not a big fan of all the “special schools” for vampires. I liked how Buffy and Twilight and True Blood all have […]