Review of ‘When Things Get Dark’
When Things Get Dark is a collection of exceptional short stories that honors Shirley Jackson in a wonderfully thrilling way. Continue reading Review of ‘When Things Get Dark’
When Things Get Dark is a collection of exceptional short stories that honors Shirley Jackson in a wonderfully thrilling way. Continue reading Review of ‘When Things Get Dark’
A new month means new selection of books for the book of the month title. Vote here for your favorite October 2020 YA novel. Continue reading Book of the Month Poll – October 2020
The stories in Nine Bar Blues cover a range of genres: horror, magical realism, science fiction, and literary. Whether they have forward momentum or not, Thomas’s prose is reason enough to read. Continue reading Review of ‘Nine Bar Blues’
By Cynthia Ayala

Orah and Nathaniel sought out the truth and brought their world back from the brink of darkness. But not everyone was able to live with the knowledge of what the temple had kept secret for so long. Desperate to find a way to bring peace back to their people, they have sailed across the sea in the hopes of finding a society more advanced than them. What they got, was unexpected. A world much like their own, they are caught in the middle and face another challenge to unite these people for peace to save their own
Published November 30, 2015, by Evolved Publishing LLC, The Stuff of Stars by David Litwack is the second novel in his young adult fiction Seekers series.
Continue reading “Existential but Dull | Review of ‘The Stuff of Stars’ (The Seekers #2)”
By Cynthia Ayala
Hello there avid readers! I hope that everyone is having a wonderful Mother’s day. My mom has yet to open her present and the we are going to brunch later on. I hope everyone is having a wonderful day and happy Mother’s Day.
Here is my weekly reading list, as always, all synopsis are courtesy of Goodreads.
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Ah, summer is here, at least for some of us. Here’s my reading list to start off my Summer Vacation. What’s on yours? Continue reading Weekly Reading List #43
By Cynthia Ayala

The United States is debt free, but only because it was bought out by Valor National Bank that plays by new rules. Bottom line, read the fine print. Debt collectors are now assassins that give them three options: pay, die, or become one of them. Patse was given those choices when they came for her mother. Now she has a hit list, a van, and a job. Protect her mother at by getting blood on her hands.
Hit by Delilah S. Dawson was published on April 14, 2015 by Simon Pulse. A young adult thriller that paints a dystopic future for America that seems closer to reality than it is fiction.
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By Cynthia Ayala
Hey there avid readers! I hope that everyone is having a splendid week. For me, it was Spring Break so I relaxed, went to work obviously and had some homework, a few short stories to think about my paper that is going to be due in a while, and the final version of my short story, which needs to be done by Thursday.
Anyway, it was nice week, a nice break from school but now it’s back to school and back to the real world where bills live. Ugh. So, here is my reading list that will keep me sane. All synopsis are courtesy of Goodreads. Happy reading.
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By Cynthia Ayala
Hello there avid readers! I hope that everyone had a wonderful week. I spent the week stress-writing a paper that I’m sure is going to get an F. God, I can’t believe I am hoping for a D. Research papers have always been my weak link.
But enough about that, I’m sure none of you readers want to hear about my writing struggles. Anyway, here are the books I have listed on my to-read for the upcoming week. I just finished reading The Fate of Ten (Lorien Legacies, #6) so I thought I would follow up with the Lorien Legacies novella to kick off my next week.
As always, all synopsis are provided via Goodreads. Happy reading folks. Continue reading “Weekly Reading List #22”
By: Richard A. Knaak Published: May 1990 Publisher: Grand Central Publishing Series: Dragonrealm Genre: Fantasy, Action, Adventure, Speculative Fiction Shipwrecked long ago on the Dragonrealm, the half-human Gryphon rose to free part of the land from the tyranny of the drake lords, yet his own past remained a forgotten mystery, until now. Haunted by the dark words of an old foe, he crosses the sea … Continue reading Wolfhelm (Dragonrealm, #3) | Book Review