Description: Adapted from the bestselling novel by author John Green, PAPER TOWNS is a coming-of-age story centering on Quentin and his enigmatic neighbor Margo, who loved mysteries so much she became one. After taking him on an all-night adventure through their hometown, Margo suddenly disappears – leaving behind cryptic clues for Quentin to decipher. The […]
Julie’s Review: This review is in Audible.com format. What did you love best about Awoken? I really enjoyed the characters and their interactions, as well as the special abilities this group of people has in addition to dream traveling. What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting? Learning about the Lucidites […]
Lynn’s Review: Think back to June 7, when our Chat Between the Chapters topic was sci fi. Terri from Second Run Reviews mentioned a book – Traveler. Full disclosure time: I won a copy from her blog and author Dennis W. Green. (Thanks again Terri and Dennis!) And Terri was correct. Traveler is a […]
Julie’s Review: So much happens plot-wise in this Seventh book that my Barbara and Betty White are still reeling. So let’s look at another list. Top (However Many I Feel Like Sharing) Reasons to Read Seventh Grave and No Body: Charley gets even more badass, even more selfless, and can do some really freakin’ amazing […]
Lynn’s Review: Firelight is a bit Romeo and Juliet, a bit Twilight, and a side of OH LOOK, DRAGONS. The main characters of Firelight are Jacinda, a draki, and Will, a dragon hunter. See what Sophie Jordan did there? She switched up the whole Hunter & Prey situation. Jacinda is the only fire-breather in […]
Julie’s Review: This review is structured with the help of questions from Audible.com. What did you love best about Solace? Solace really surprised me in how deep and philosophical it got while Corina was getting to know the boy, then the man, who would become her father. A story about a girl getting a chance […]
Lynn’s Review: Juan Cabrillo and his merry band of cohorts are up to their usual business of saving the world with no one the wiser, just the way they like it. No, this book isn’t about piranha fish. It’s about piranha drones. Cabrillo is the Chairman of the “Corporation”. The members of the Corporation […]
Julie’s Review: A mini review! Top 5 (ish) reasons to read Sixth Grave on the Edge: Charley Davidson – so sassy. So fun. So obnoxious at times. Also, Reyes and Charley and the development in their relationship. I mean, that’s a unique way to convince someone to accept your proposal. The nail-biting suspense of a […]
Lynn’s Review: Cal, Rae, Richelle, and Nicole were the best of friends as kids. But then Richelle moved away. And Nicole stopped being friends with Cal and Rae. Cal meets Nyelle in college. She looks just like Nicole. But also, not like Nicole. Cal is even more confused when Nyelle doesn’t recognize or remember […]
Julie’s Review: I skipped reviewing the 5th book in the Bloodlines series (Silver Shadows) due to the general depressing nature of Sydney’s incarceration with the Alchemists. Let’s just say the Alchemists are quite brutal and do awful things for their beliefs. The ending leading into the final book was awesome though. Because Adrian and Sydney […]