Continuing this as a monthly post, even if I end up with none. This month though I ended up with a few, although technically some were barely started. We Don’t Swim Here by Vincent Tirado My thoughts: I was a little disappointed in this one, as I had enjoyed the other book I read by […]
Book info: Title: Rome Author: Jay Crownover Series: Marked Men Genre: NA Contemporary Romance Published: January 7th, 2014 Format: Audiobook downloaded from library Right now I have to say I am so glad that I decided to go to the NOLA Story Con in September. I might never have picked up a book by this […]
This was my next audiobook download from the library. While I didn’t love it as much as I loved Rule, I’m still really in love with this whole series, and getting even more excited to get to meet the author at the NOLA Story Con in September! For the most part, all of my problems, […]
This was the next audiobook I chose to listen to. I had owned a copy of the book, but traded it for something I couldn’t wait for awhile back. So I had to borrow the audiobook from my public library. It was a pretty good story. The narrator did a good job with different voices […]
When I saw this was available as an e-novella, I had to purchase it right away. I bought it before I got ahold of the ARC of Dorothy Must Die, but just didn’t get around to it until after I read it. It was nice to read this because it did kind of answer some […]
I was lucky enough to get to read an ARC of this that was sent to the Barnes and Noble where I work part time by HarperCollins. I was extremely excited to read it because I had been hearing so much about it on other blogs, as well as from Epic Reads, and then the […]
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 […]
Well, when I finished this book I have to say my opinion improved. I still like Hunger Games better though. The book starts out with the man Jack who has just killed a mother, father, and child, and is looking for the baby of the family to finish the job. Somehow the baby crawls out […]