Today on Spotify we’re discussing The Queen’s Secret, the sequel to de la Cruz’s The Queen’s Assassin which suffers from much of the same problems coming off as a generic young adult fantasy. Continue reading The Queen’s Secret Spotify Review
The Queen’s Secret is the conclusion to de la Cruz’s ya fantasy but it lacks the passion and reinvention usually associated with her writing. Continue reading Review of ‘The Queen’s Secret’
City of the Uncommon Thief has potential, unfortunately, the chaotic opening leaves the reader confused and disoriented. Continue reading Review of ‘City of the Uncommon Thief ‘
Magic Dark and Strange may be a short novel but it is no quick read. Lacking compelling characters and underdeveloped mystery, it falls flat. Continue reading Review of ‘Magic Dark and Strange’
By Cynthia Ayala
Hey there readers! So, I survived Hurricane Irma unscathed. In fact, I was one of the lucky one in South FL that didn’t lose power. I did lose internet though, got it back on Monday making me able to post the book reviews that I had so much time to catch up on. As well as all the reading! Woo reading. And on that note, here is my latest weekly reading list. If you’ve read it let me know what you think about it. If you haven’t and are on the fence, stay tuned for book reviews that will quickly follow.
Happy reading!
Continue reading “Weekly Reading List #105”
Out of the Shadows is a fun captivating read from beginning to end with mythology, mystery, and fantasy layered into every facet of the story. Continue reading Review of ‘Out of the Shadows’
By Cynthia Ayala
Walt Whitman, Aurora reporter is investigating the murder of his closest friends. Both framed for crimes they did not commit, he is dedicated to exonerating them and finding the true culprit. He and his estranged boyfriend Henry Saunders uncover a deadly link between body snatching and Abraham’s murder. But the web is thicker than that and Walt is only beginning to figure out how high up the later this conspiracy goes.
Published on March 1, 2016 by Plume, Speakers of the Dead by J. Aaron Sanders is a re-imagining of a time in Walt Whitman‘s life when he lived in New York at the Aurora.
Continue reading “A Convoluted Unbelievable Mystery | Review of ‘Speakers of the Dead: A Walt Whitman Mystery’”
