Book of the Month Poll – February 2021
A new month means new selection of books for the book of the month title. Vote here for your favorite February 2021 YA novel. Continue reading Book of the Month Poll – February 2021
Tag: Contemporary
Rage and Ruin Review on Spotify
Today on Spotify reviewing Rage and Ruin, the second novel in the Harbinger series that delivers great characterization and develops the story in an amazing way. Continue reading Rage and Ruin Review on Spotify
Review of ‘Rage and Ruin’
Rage and Ruin keeps up the momentum of Storm and Fury with excellent characterization and high stakes tension.
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Watch “Rage and Ruin Review” on YouTube
Today on YouTube we’re reviewing Rage and Ruin, the second novel in the Harbinger series that continues the compelling and amazing momentum of the first novel. Continue reading Watch “Rage and Ruin Review” on YouTube
Best Books of 2020
It’s that time of the year! I’m so glad I was able to read so much and because I was able to read I am able to give you my list of the best books 2020. Continue reading Best Books of 2020
Ryan’s Best Books of 2020
2020 is coming to a close but with it comes a selection of books! Check out Ryan’s favorite books of the year. Continue reading Ryan’s Best Books of 2020
Nobody Knows But You Review on Spotify
Today on Spotify we’re reviewing Nobody Knows But You, a promising YA thriller with excellent pacing and misdirection. Continue reading Nobody Knows But You Review on Spotify
Review of ‘Nobody Knows But You’
Nobody Knows But You is a compelling thriller that keeps the reader engaged and on the edge of their seats. Continue reading Review of ‘Nobody Knows But You’
Watch “Nobody Knows But You Review” on YouTube
Today on YouTube we’re reviewing Nobody Knows But You, a promising YA thriller with excellent pacing and misdirection. Continue reading Watch “Nobody Knows But You Review” on YouTube
Review of ‘Permafrost’
Baltasar’s English debut, Permaforst, the first in a “triptych” of novels about three different women is well worth reading. Continue reading Review of ‘Permafrost’