I enjoyed this so much more than I was anticipating! I mean, it’s Margo Bond Collins, so you know it’s going to be written well, but a small part of me always expects Twilight when I open up a vampire novel. I couldn’t have been more wrong! First of all,… Read more »
Melanie Karsak is one of those authors that I just can’t get enough of. So when I dove into Witch Wood, my only complaint is that it ended. It can, theoretically, be read as a standalone novella. There are characters who are independent from the Harvesting series, so you’ll enjoy… Read more »
Just… wow. This is not your mother’s mermaid story. And DEFINITELY not your daughter’s either. This story toed the line to being too dark, but that was also one of the best things about it. Aside from the mermaids, this story was historically accurate (or at least as far as… Read more »
The first thing that caught my interest was the cover, but in the end, I read it purely because of the author. I’ve been a huge fan on the Walking Dead novels, telling the Governor’s backstory. Those are written with Robert Kirkman, and I was never sure how much of… Read more »
This series has taken me so far! When I think back to the beginning, to Crane, it feels almost like a different series. I was just starting to get to know Ireland, and the very concept of her being the embodiment of the Headless Horseman seemed a stretch. I rolled… Read more »
Okay, so I am waaaaaay behind on reviews, thanks to summer holidays. Kids were in my space 24/7, plus I went on vacation without a computer. While I became wildly unproductive, I did manage to read a bunch of books merely for fun. This was the first of them. I had… Read more »
I have to start things off with an admission. I really dreaded reading this book. Which is absolutely ridiculous, based on how much I absolutely loved Seraphina! It was the winner of the prestigious MYRCA award (Manitoba Young Readers’ Choice Award – well, it’s important for us Manitobans anyway). It… Read more »
CJ Archer took me completely by surprise. I read this book on a whim, thinking it would be a fun read, maybe a bit quirky or cute. It’s really not any of those though. It’s actually quite intense at times, and instead of being cute, it’s sexy! It’s hard not… Read more »
Just… wow. This is not your mother’s mermaid story. And DEFINITELY not your daughter’s either. This story toed the line to being too dark, but that was also one of the best things about it. Aside from the mermaids, this story was historically accurate (or at least as far as… Read more »
It is the end of the world. They call him Eagle, like the grand and beautiful bird that symbolizes freedom. During these dark times, when humanity is experiencing nothing but suffering, a man with such a powerful name should be a beacon of hope, yet he is anything but…. Read more »
