Rose’s Review: Let me just state that if I turned into a zombie and ended up spending my zom-days lumbering around my job site, I would be one disappointed soul. Wait, do zombies even have souls? My overall impression of Jonathan Maberry’s Rot and Ruin? Humans are far scarier than any zombie could […]
Julie’s Review A White Room is a Gothic historical story that touches on topics of depression and mental illness as well assisted suicide and abortion. It starts out with an arranged marriage requested by our girl Emeline to help her Mother and sisters out after her father’s death. Upon their marriage, John […]
Rose’s Review: I was excited to read this book. I thought it would be a gritty book about an abusive teenaged relationship. I have never read a book like that. I thought that it was interesting that this book was told from the abuser’s point of view. While I will give props to the […]
Rose’s Review: So, yet another book I read over summer vacation that all of my notes got wiped away… I will attempt to review Real based solely on what I remember about the book. This is an adult contemporary romance. I would not really consider it NA. I see that some people regard it […]
Julie’s Review Overall, I give The Midnight Spell a good solid 3 stars. I liked The Midnight Spell even though I have some complaints. The parts that I did enjoy were quite awesome, and the parts I wasn’t as happy about did not detract from the story too much. The Midnight Spell […]
Julie’s Review Overall I think I give this book a 2.5 star rating. It did not start out good for me, but the book did end on a good note. I picked this up as a freebie a while back and read it now for a book club meeting. Honestly, if it […]
Julie’s Review Grave Mercy was a really great concept to me. I mean, it starts out with the main character Ismae is mistreated by her “father” because her true father is Death (St. Mortain). Ismae is forced into a marriage and her new husband shows signs that he will abuse her, […]
Rose’s Review: Love Exactly is told from the first person narrative of Emma Walker. Emma is a girl plagued by a past relationship, namely the pain and degradation a past boyfriend inflicted with his words. Rock-star Evan Levesque knows the importance of words. He confronts Emma’s past head on, and with his help, […]
Julie’s Review The Grave Winner is a unique kind of YA horror story. I would say I give it about 3.5 stars. I liked it and thought it was really entertaining, but there were a few things that didn’t quite work for me, so it didn’t quite earn that 4 star rating. […]
Rose’s Review Alright, so I liked this book. I mean, it is written by CoHo herself, so of COURSE its going to be good. However, I am growing weary of the current trend in which authors basically rewrite a previous novel and retell the story from the male POV. I will say […]