Julie’s Review: Ooh what a wild ride Charley’s life is. This 8th installment doesn’t disappoint with all hell breaking lose as it always seems to do with Charley. Let’s list it out shall we? BEEP makes her debut into the world, and since Charley is in hiding from The Twelve, she’s stuck on the convent […]
Lynn’s Review: The Book of Speculation is dual narrative, part of the story taking place today, and part of the story taking place in the late 18th Century. The two stories are bound together by a book of family history. The current story line concerns Simon, a librarian who has received an odd book. […]
Lynn’s Review: Simon is the “Chosen One”. “The worst chosen one who’s ever been chosen.” Who else but Rainbow Rowell would write a brilliant book based on her own fan fiction characters from Fangirl. Carry On is both fantasy and romance. Magic plays a huge part in the plot. Simon is the most powerful mage […]
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 […]
Julie’s Review: I already said in my review of the first book how much I’m enjoying this sassy and strong heroine named Charlie Davidson aka grim reaper. Seriously, she’s kick ass and spunky and says the stupidest things sometimes and it cracks me up. I also love her friendship with her assistant/side-kick/BFF Cookie. And then […]
Rose’s Review: I love this book! So I listened to this book about a month ago on the audible.com app. I really enjoyed the narrators. However, since then, my 32 gig SD card corrupted and I cannot retrieve my notes on it. I remember the book, but a neat feature on audible is that […]
Julie’s Review I listened to the audio version of Calling Me Home and absolutely loved it. This was a book club selection, and definitely a book outside my comfort zone. I tend to shy away from race books because they are often preachy and can be depressing. While the story in this […]