Bad Habits is set at a Catholic boarding school in Wisconsin. I’m not saying it sounds like a hellish place. No offense Wisconsin but your winters are harsh. Alex Heck is the type of rebellious teenager that I wished that I had the guts to be in the 90s. She’s not scared to speak herContinue reading “Bad Habits: #bookreview”
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Shamus Dust: #bookreview
Shamus Dust by Janet Rogers is set in London during Christmas of 1947. The people of London were still rebuilding after World War II. The main character’s name is not Shamus Dust. Shamus is a term for a private investigator. Mr. Newman has been hired by Councilor Drake to look into the murder of RaymondContinue reading “Shamus Dust: #bookreview”
The Antique: #bookreview
The book starts out in China approximately two thousand years ago. A tiger has killed a young boy, the son of a warlord. A witch, Zi-Ling, was wrongfully accused of killing the boy. She vowed revenge upon those responsible for her impending death. Her ashes were separated by a monk and sent to different areasContinue reading “The Antique: #bookreview”
The Skin of Water: #bookreview
The Skin of Water by Cristina Salat is mostly set in San Francisco. Sixteen- year- old Lisel has run away from her home in New Mexico. She spends a few days squatting with a new homeless friend. Her uncle has moved into her home in a Pueblo community in New Mexico. The house was leftContinue reading “The Skin of Water: #bookreview”
A Throne for Sisters : #bookreview
At the beginning of A Throne for Sisters by Morgan Rice, orphaned sisters, Kate and Sophia, are living at The House of the Unclaimed, an orphanage near the town of Ashton. It’s a stretch to say they were living because they were more like captives. The orphanage was a nightmare for both sisters. The orphansContinue reading “A Throne for Sisters : #bookreview”
Sun & Moon Academy: #bookreview
The Sun & Moon Academy is set on a college campus located inside of a mountain. The college is focused on helping supernatural beings learn about their powers. The WiFi is spotty so they should have more time to study – at least in theory. There are several main characters. The book is told fromContinue reading “Sun & Moon Academy: #bookreview”
Keeping Lucy: #bookreview
Keeping Lucy by T. Greenwood is about Ginny, a housewife from Massachusetts, trying to get her life back on track by getting her daughter back. The main characters travel from Massachusetts to Florida. It’s not your typical road trip but they have an interesting adventure. Their lives won’t be the same after this trip butContinue reading “Keeping Lucy: #bookreview”
Cold and Deadly: #bookreview
Do you think that you have what it takes to be a crisis negotiator? You would have to keep your cool when the stuff is about to hit the fan. Whatever you do or say, can be the difference in saving the lives of the hostages or not. In Cold & Deadly by Toni Anderson,Continue reading “Cold and Deadly: #bookreview”
Ten Reasons to Stay: #bookreview
I wish I could give the summer 10 reasons to stay so it doesn’t leave. The book, 10 Reasons to Stay by Candace Knoebel would be a great book to read at the beach. It’s not for kids. There’s a lot of sex and talking about sex. The plot is that Corinne is married to Jack,Continue reading “Ten Reasons to Stay: #bookreview”
History of the Void Garden: The Princess of the Infinite. #bookreview
Histories of the Void Garden: Princess of the Infinite is the sequel to Histories of the Void Garden: Pyre of Dreams. I thought that I would enjoy this book more than I actually did. There are so many questions left unanswered: Why Stephanie had special powers or what she was capable ofContinue reading “History of the Void Garden: The Princess of the Infinite. #bookreview”
