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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I picked this book up on a whim. There's a reviewer that I follow on BookTok and Goodreads who writes the most hilarious reviews (talking about you, Ayman, even though you'll never, ever see this) and I saw it pop up on her timeline saying, and I quote: "I've never read anything like this." I …
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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 was really excited for this book. As a teacher, the subject matter--school shootings--is one that hits so close to home. Every day, I go into work, fully committed to throw myself in front of a bullet for those children inside my classroom, my building. I've had to train children on where to hide inside …
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 …
It was a huge reading month for me, so I thought I’d do one of these fun, reading stat style posts! Overall Stats 6 books (Rookie numbers, I know, but I tried!)2050 pagesAbout 68 pages per day (So high because it’s summer!)2 beta-reading projects (that don’t count because they’re not finished yet! Lol) Genres 1 …
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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Olive is a hot mess. She's been with the same guy for nearly fifteen years, she's obsessed with Shakespeare, and she's got a job that she loves as a librarian! Oh, that doesn't scream crazy? Well, on top of all that, she also vomited all over her proposing boyfriend, fled Australia in order not to …
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Boston is in shreds. America is sinking quickly into a fascist government. With unfits quarantined into the Chelsea Internment Center, millions of people are in distress. Yet Harold, an ex-activist, only has one concern in life: protect his daughter Aiden from the very life he used to frequent. ProServ Officers like Eckart and Blair make …
Continue reading "Book Review #25: These Troubled Days by James Tarr"
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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