With every jump through time, bonds splinter just a little more. The bonds between friends. The bonds holding reality together. The bonds of the human mind. The bonds that separate worlds. Alexis, Cole, Trent, and Dante find themselves in an new reality full of monsters, but little do they know, the real monster is already …
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Annie’s life has been turned upside down. Her parents have suddenly divorced, she had to switch schools, and her mom moved her into a new house in a new neighborhood. The new house shouldn’t be a problem, but… it’s a duplex. And there are strange noises coming from the dividing wall. Investigating the source could …
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I’m convinced that this book was not written for teens who struggle with mental health. Is it a good book for them? …. Eh. When I began reading All the Bright Places, my friend Erin said, “I didn’t like the way it handled its main topic.” And I agree. Many, many things about the way …
Axel Anderson is part genius, part Coca-Cola addict. But he’s also part criminal. Axel hacks for a living, finding bugs in systems and rooting his way through technical security systems. More often than not, he gets away with it! Until he doesn’t. When Axel is blackmailed by a mining company called DVC, his life changes—and …
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Orion City is in Quarantine. They have been for a decade now. The people inside have succumbed to the reality of their future-- one where they're never allowed to leave. Yet, the virus that caused them to become prisoners in their own home isn't an average sickness. It's a DNA twisting nightmare that transforms normal …
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If you're a frequent reader of my book reviews, you know that I have read and loved each of Brigitte Morse-Starkenburg's books. They are my lifeblood during these trying times. So, I was extremely excited to be able to sit down (virtually anyway) with her to complete this interview. Without further ado, a word from …
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So, this week on all my social media platforms, I'm featuring a fellow friend and author named Paul McMurrough. Paul is the author of a dystopian novel called Reliance. About the Book I did a full review on Reliance before (which can be found here). It is literally the best book I've read this year. …
Hi, everyone!! I've been gone for a while, and I'm super sorry about that. Work started back up, and with all of the new guidelines and COVID adjustments, things have been hectic to say the least. I've been all kinds of stressy and depressy. But like... So, I'm back! And with something new for me! …
Hey, everyone! Sorry for not updating yesterday. I’ve been doing really good on my Monday and Friday schedule, which I hope to stick to once work starts back up. Yesterday was uneventful, though. We watched Hamilton (finally but that’s another blog post), and I got some writing done. But really, nothing happened! I was waiting …
Hey, guys! One of my favorite things about writing is getting to know my characters. To me, the characters in my story are real. They do things of their own will; they write their own story. I craft the person, and they design their fate. ... except those times where I take control and ruin …
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