I have been a fan of Sarah Dessen novels for years now, starting with Along for the Ride, Dreamland, Someone Like You, and now to my pleasant surprise, another great hit will be on the book-stands on May 5, 2015…
Book Review: My Lost Valentine by James Micael Pratt
WARNING: Do not read in public. This fictional love story surrounded by the semi-reality of World War II is the most beautiful story I was able to discover. With all this hype surrounding 50 Shades of Grey and the infamous…
Book Review: “See Me” by Susan Hatler
Do you believe in spirits that transcend the Ouija board? This story starts off with a simple game on a Ouija board with Amy and her closest friends to reveal the fate of a first date with the most popular…
Book Review: “Little Beach Street Bakery” by Jenny Colgan
Polly lives in a world where phones are always chirping with calls, texts, emails, and other random notifications. Everyone is a gluten free gym addict who believes carbs are pure evil. On top of that daily nonsense, Polly also lives…
Book Review: “Seven to Die” by T.G. Roberts
This story is an amalgamation of the real world with what we are told to be fantasy. Both worlds collide and prevail in complete chaos, a chaos that only Alexandra – better known as Lex – can help bring order…
Book Review: “The Body Electric” by Beth Revis
Want to travel into the future and watch a rebellion that puts others to shame? Just pick up The Body Electric by Beth Revis and get started! In this captivating story, we follow Ella, the daughter of two brilliant scientists,…
Book Review: “If the Shoe Kills” by Lynn Cahoon
Before I begin, I must admit that I started this novel with a biased perspective. This is due to the fact that I had already read the previous novel, “Guidebook to Murder” by Lynn Cahoon, and had immediately grown smitten…
