Book Review #53: The Ashes of Hope and Hunger by Dawn Jonckowski

Arba never wanted to be a Wife. A wife, maybe, with a lowercase 'w' but never a Wife. She's dreamed of bodice-ripping romance all her life, devouring Earthen books through back alley networks across the universe, but this marriage, all that it entails, it's nothing like what she wanted. But her planet is dying and …

Book Review #52: The Weight of Stars and Suns by Dawn C. Jonckowski

On the planet of Tav, there are two factions--The Tavarians and the humans. Marooned on the planet a hundred years ago, the humans are now slaves to the local Tavarians. Their latest rebellion, though, lands one particularly snarky rebel in prison, and that's where he'll meet a certain Tavarian princess, one trying her best to …

Book Review #51: Every Breath by Sally O’Keef

Over the past few months, Dylan's life has gotten harder. She lost her father when a tragic accident caused him to lose an arm, and then his life, to infection, and the death sent her family into a downward spiral of debt and grief. In an effort to get them out of the hole they're …

Book Review #50: Supra/normal by A.S. McDermott

Julie Jackson is the strongest member of her family. With her mom doing everything and anything she can to support them financially and her brother's sticky hands, Julie has to be the rock. She has to be the mother and the sister and the teacher and the best friend. She has to be the strongest. …

Book Review #49: The Reset by Joshua Griffith

When the balance between nature and technology is skewed more towards technology, The Reset occurs. Put into motion accidentally by a secret government conspiracy to decimate the world's population, The Reset is an event where a majority of people fall into two categories--those looking for a swift "exit" from life or those who have gone …

Review #48: Bad Sweet Things by Maria Hoey

It all starts with a photograph. Six best friends received the exact same thing, except in each one, a different face is scratched out. Their own face. Detective Tina Bassett in unstoppable. Her colleagues call her The Hound because of how dedicated she is to sniffing out the killer. So, when the six friends start …

Book Review #47: Poseidon (Realm Book 2) by HG Ahedi

**Warning: This is a sequel review. If you have not read book one, please stop reading NOW. There will be spoilers. lol You can find the review for the first book here.** Emmeline has lost everything. Her home, her best friend, her love… And now, she’s floating alone in space, running from the Imperial Command, …

Book Review #46: Wrong Guy, Right Room by Michelle Angelle

Katie's life is a dream. A hot fiance, who she met under the cutest circumstances, a beautiful wedding in the works, a secure, well planned future, two future in-laws who adore her.... But there's one issue- She's never actually slept with Neil. As anxiety about Neil's downstairs situation escalates, Katie finds herself quarantined in a …

Review #45: Crave by Tracy Wolff

Grace's entire life changed the moment she stepped inside the academy. Surrounded by strange students that are either obsessed with her, want her dead, or both, navigating the halls of high school has never been more complicated.Top it all off with Jaxon Vega, and you've got a recipe for disaster. He's a vampire with deadly …

Review #44: Rage by Leonard Di Gregorio

Life is never easy, but it's even more complicated when you're a "retired" Mossad agent. Moshe Kaplan thought his time running secret missions and tasks was over. But one call from his sister will change absolutely everything.An old nemesis has returned and is targeting Moshe's family. Returning to Tel Aviv will lead to Moshe being …