Book Review #74: Dear Roomie by Michelle Angelle

Ghita's dating life is a disaster. I mean, the woman literally invented a (NOT) dating app, and even she can't find companionship with it! But maaaaaybe, love is something that doesn't always follow the nice, clean algorithm we expect it to. Enter Logan--a complicated man with a spark Ghita can't deny. I've read everything Michelle …

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Book Review #73: 30 Days without Wings by Tabatha Shipley

In order for our story to unfold, we must make one thing abundantly clear. We must not argue this one point. Otherwise the story lacks something. Faeries are real. They are tiny. They speak in a higher pitch than our ears can pick up. They speak quickly. They have beautiful wings. Most importantly, they have …

Book Review #72: Hierarchy of Blood (Jennifer Haskin)

Marishel has her entire life figured out. Right now, she works as a seamstress in the Needles, a dark corner of the dwarf planet she resides on, but soon, so soon, she's going to break free of the cold days and run away to the warm heat lamps of the Farmlands. That is, until she's …

Book Review #71: Someday, Sometime, A Genie Awaits (Andrei Saygo)

William's life seems to be falling apart on him. Catfished by his long-term girlfriend, alone in a foreign country, jobless, and hopeless--he doesn't have much left to be proud of or to care about. Then, he meets Adra, a mysterious, alluring woman who can speak more languages than he can and tells stories about the …

Book Review #70: Icarus (Realm III) by HG Ahedi

Space is infinite, and time is just a construct. So what will happen when we bend both? As Emmeline continues chasing after pieces of the mythical device with the Orias on her tail, she ends up in a completely different era--one of her ancestors past. If she wants to keep the timeline in order, she'll …

Book Review #69: You Know What You Did (Laura Lyndhurst)

Amanda Roberts has it all. A loving, successful husband, two adorable children, a designer home in a perfect location, and a writing career filled with adoring fans. But when her world starts crashing down one piece at a time, you, Reader, will have to figure out-- Who is the real villain of Amanda's story? First …

Book Review #68: Ivy Moon: Last Girl on Earth

Some apocalypses start with a big bang--a mushroom cloud, a massive storm, a lurking asteroid. Other start with tiny catastrophes like a single virus. This one starts with a teenage girl. I'm not really sure why I waited so long to review this book! I finished it ages ago. Maybe I just needed to get …

Book Review #66: Unwind by Neal Shusterman

There are books that you read for laughs. To turn your brain into mush and forget that the world is a terrible place. To simply enjoy reading. Then, there is this book. Unwind by Neal Shusterman is not for the faint of heart. After the Second Civil War, which was fought between the ProLife and …

Book Review #67: Until Next Year by Michelle Angelle

I've become sort of a romance junkie... At first, I thought it was a problem, but I'm starting to realize that whatever makes me happy in life should be embraced! ... Even if it's fictional couples falling in love... lol I'm a huge fan of Michelle Angelle! This author duo has NEVER done wrong by …

Never Good Enough

I am surrounded by the feeling of never being good enough. Never a good enough teacher because I’m a 3 on evaluations instead of a 5. Because my kids are too loud and sometimes test too low. Because I lose my cool and snap at them sometimes. Never a good enough leader because I don’t …