Robert Langdon is back with his fourth mystery-solving, puzzle-aplenty adventure in Dan Brown’s latest novel. The Harvard professor finds himself in Florence with no memory of how he got there or why he wakes up in a hospital bed with someone wanting to kill him. Becoming frustrated with his amnesia, Robert struggles to make sense [...]
Review: DAR – A Super Girly Top Secret Comic Diary, Vol 1
DAR, volume 1 is a collection of webcomics by Erika Moen between the years of 2006-2009. A graphic autobiography of sorts, Erika candidly depicts her life as a lesbian who falls in love with a man. That alone sold me on this comic when I had the opportunity to meet Erika at this year’s Toronto [...]
Blog Tour Review: The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey
The unthinkable has happened. After 4 previous waves that have taken out most of humanity, Cassie is seemingly among the few left on Earth struggling to survive. She has learned the hard way not to trust anyone so her survival instincts are put to the test when she meets Evan along the path to rescue [...]
Blog Tour Review & Giveaway: The Poisoned Pawn by Peggy Blair
Mere days after Inspector Ricardo Ramirez solves the crime that Mike Ellis was arrested for, he is enjoying the new year with his wife when he gets called on an assignment of a sensitive nature. After some governmental strings were pulled, Ramirez is being sent to Canada to bring home a priest who has been [...]
Review: Unravel Me (Shatter Me, #2) by Tahereh Mafi
When we last left off with Juliette in the first book, she has escaped from Warner and has taken sanctuary at Omega Point, a place where others with special powers are taught to train and hone their skills. When Castle, the leader of Omega Point assigns Kenji to help train Juliette, she begins to crawl [...]
Review: Revelations (Blue Bloods #3) by Melissa de la Cruz
With her mom in a coma basically since she was born and her newly-found grandfather running off to Rio for a Blue Bloods emergency, Schuyler is left to live with the Force family. Being under the same roof as Mimi, her nemesis and Jack, her forbidden crush is torture in more ways than one. When [...]
Review: Shadowlands by Kate Brian
Rory Miller is forced to go into the witness protection program after she is attacked in her hometown. Taking her father and reluctant older sister, Darcy with her they settle in Juniper Landing. This quaint island town is full of chill-but-odd locals, no cell phone service and so far removed from everything going on across [...]
Review: Gilt by Katherine Longshore
Kitty Tylney and Catherine Howard have grown up in the household of the Duchess of Norfolk, surrounding themselves with games, mischief and boys. When Catherine captures the attention of King Henry VIII, their girlish dreams of going to court are realized. Among the glitz and glamour of court life, Kitty soon realizes that she may [...]
Review: Tune: Vanishing Point by Derek Kirk Kim
Andy feels uninspired and unmotivated with where his art degree will take him and decides to drop out in his final year. His parents, however, won’t let him lie around and pressures him to go out and find a job if he won’t be continuing with his education. Between figuring out his future and longing [...]
Review: Small Medium at Large by Joanne Levy
Lilah Bloom is just a normal 12-year-old, hanging out with her best friend Alex while watching her mom get remarried. As it starts to rain on an otherwise nice May afternoon, the last thing Lilah remembers is feeling tingles go through her body. She wakes up in the hospital to find that she had been [...]
