Tag: Razorbill

Review of ‘Give the Dark My Love’ (Give the Dark My Love #1)

A slow burning story that grows and develops into an enrapturing blaze with amazing well-rounded development.

Great YA Space Opera | Review of ‘Blood of a Thousand Stars’ (Empress of a Thousand Skies #2)

A riveting climactic space opera for young adult audiences.

Weekly Reading List #157

Can’t decide what to read next? Check out these titles and see what tickles your fancy.

Weekly Reading List #156

Can’t decide what to read next? Check out these titles and see if they tickle your fancy.

Weekly Reading List #155

Can’t decide what to read next? Check out these titles and see if they tickle your fancy.

Book of the Month – February 2018

A new month means a new book of the month! So go ahead and check out this months winner!

Truly Unique and Captivating | Review of ‘Zodiac’ (Zodiac #1)

A new and unique way to explore the Zodiac on an intergalactic level with amazing characterization and strong tension driven story-telling.

Book of the Month Poll – July 2016

Hey there avid readers and book lovers, another month means another book of the month poll where you get to vote on what novel you believe should be the book of the month for July.

Review: ‘Silver Shadows’ Is A Wild, Romantic Ride (Bloodlines, #5) – Emertainment Monthly

Silver Shadows will please many fans because it is a well-written story that gives the fans exactly what they could have hoped for, while remaining grounded and captivating

A Wild Romantic Ride | Review of ‘Silver Shadows’ (Bloodlines, #5)

Silver Shadows is the perfect blend of adventure, romance and action that will please fans and continue to impress readers.

Weekly Reading List #19

Wondering what to read next? Fiction, YA Lit or Fantasy? Well check out what’s on my reading list and see if anything I’m reading tickles your fancy.

Imaginative But Lacking Character | Review of ‘A Book of Spirits and Thieves’ (Spirits and Thieves, #1)

A Book of Spirits and Thieves is the newest book by bestselling author Morgan Rhodes, and while the story is imaginative, the fault lies within the lack of character.

A Lackluster Revelation | Review of End Times

End Times is supposed to be a post-apocalyptic novel that follows the one true prophet named Daphne as she escapes an abusive home. But while the writers presents readers with solid characters and inner struggles, as a novel, it falls flat. Read on to see why.