Hello loverlies! It’s the end of the second month of the 2013 SC! How did you all do?! Sadly I only read one sequel month: I put the link in the linky widget, feel free to add your sequel review links for the month :) *If you have more than one to enter, just refresh the page to enter a new link.
I had been seeing some meh reviews for this one, so I was a bit leery going in. But I was surprised by how much enjoyed it! The concept is so unique, and while the whole school murder mystery isn’t all that original, the world was. And there was humor! I giggled plenty of times at Dusty’s sarcasm. I do love a book that can make me laugh. The story had a strong start with Dusty’s break-in, and I was […]
I started this feature here at ASR in order to know your fellow bloggers a little better! If you are interested in being featured please fill out the form. Meet Sydney! Hi, I’m Sydney Owen. I currently reside in the Philippines. I mostly read YA but I have been drifting to other categories recently. I absolutely adore steampunk and anything with light romance. Surprisingly, I am the only reader, writer, and artist in my family. How long […]
Find the answers. Solve the problem. You don’t get a life until you make one worth living. I loved Partials. LOVED it (I gave it 5 starfish). Maybe because of this I set my expectations sky high for Fragments, thinking it would be just as good, probably better. I’ll be honest here, I was kinda disappointed. But as you can see, I still gave it 4 stars. Dan Wells is BRILLIANT when it comes to world building. Seriously. He has […]
This is my replacement for IMM. From the library:City of a Thousand Dolls by Miriam Foster (I am DYING to read this!) For Review:The Eternity Cure by Julie Kagawa (NetGalley)Undercurrent by Paul Blackwell (Edelweiss)A Shade of Vampire by Bella Forrest (from the author)Devil’s Triangle by Toni De Palma (for tour) Bought:Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas, UK version (eBay) …..And a Kindle Fire HD! WOOOOO!!!!! Finally, no more reading eGalleys on my tiny little iPhone screen! *happy dance* […]
As far as reaper books go, this one is on the high end for me. In fact, I don’t usually like them, so I’ve been looking for one that I could enjoy. And I did enjoy this one, even though it was more of a love story than a book about reapers. I really liked Dex. He was what made me enjoy this book! There was clear development in his character (especially in the end) and he was definitely the […]