Book Review #27: Skid Kids by Michael Franz

Zander is a mutant. Not by choice. Westport made him this way; President Crowley made him this way.The Wastelands are full of mutants like Zander and his younger sister Kensy. They're victims of the Cleanse-- a deadly gas that leaves its survivors deformed. Cast aside by the humans that live in Westport, they are forced …

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Book Review #26: Transcendence by H.G. Ahedi

Zane Carter is a survivor-- a hardened, broken soldier. The confidence he used to have in his country is gone, and he knows, without a doubt, that the US is going to lose WW2. So, when a battle goes sideways and Zane blacks out, he's sure he's dead. This is the end for him.Except, it's …

Book Review #24: Tempting Fate by Emily Stormbrook

Miranda Grace Avery is a disappointment. A disgrace. Unloved. Disgusting. Responsible for her sister's death. Useless.And tired. Oh, so tired.Maybe that's why, after eleven years of torture at the hands of her abusive husband, Miranda bolts, faking her own death and running back to the only place she's ever felt safe-- Barrett's Bay. But keeping …

Book Review #23: Walls of Orion by TD Fox

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 …

Book Review #22: Clandestine by Cynthia Morgan

The year is 2446. Tzadkiel, Archangel of Mercy, has somehow found the one merciful person left on Earth. His job is mostly complete with Lourdes at his side. Nothing but his conscious stands between him and releasing the Final Horseman from his waiting place.First, though, he needs to find a place to keep Lourdes safe. …

Book Review #19: Witch’s Return by Sionna Trenz

Sonya's life outside of Stargazer Island was nothing short of torturous. An overbearing, abusive stepfather and an controlling, condescending mother maneuvered her life like two evil puppeteers. But she's back now-- out of their grip and away from their power. Her one true love and an motley crew of gifted friends welcome her in with …

Book Review #18: Wizards and Wives’ Tales by Kate Messick

Paula’s life revolves around two things: RPG and her friends. Everything else is secondary... her job, her exercise regimen, finding love. It doesn’t help that she feels like she’s not very good at her job and not the right type of girl to sweep the tall, well-dressed Luis off his feet.Joe is an ocean away …

Book Review #17: Dark Little Women by RL Wood

HEEEEEEY!! Long time, no see!! I took a very long break from reviewing to finish up Book 2 of the Idyllic Series! It's been sent out to my lovely beta readers and I'm so excited to start cleaning it up for publication! But today, I'm here to tell you about this book I recently read! …

Book Review #12: Oath Breakers by Andrei Saygo

Quick Synopsis:Robert Connor seemingly lives a normal life. He goes to work, comes home, works out at the gym, and enjoys his free time with his maine coon Ariel. But underneath his regular exterior, Rob has a secret.He sees invisible assassins. Or rather hashashins, as he's dubbed them.On one particular night out with his friends, …