This week Jesse stopped by to tell us about: some movie news with Atlantis Rising by T. A. Barron, his thoughts on Pandemonium by Warren Fahy, and a children’s book called Bats at the Library by Brian Lies.
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Buy on Amazon Available in: HARDCOVER PAPERBACK KINDLE The Goddess Hunt (Goddess Test) By: Aimée Carter Published by: Harlequin Teen Released On: 2012-03-01 Pages: 75 Genre: YA / Fantasy Author’s Website: http://www.aimeecarter.com/ Author’s Social: Twitter | Facebook Format of Review Copy: Kindle Source: Purchase Recommendable for people who enjoy: Fantasy YA Synopsis (from Amazon): A vacation in Greece sounds like the perfect way for Kate Winters to spend her first sabbatical away from the Underworld…until she gets caught up in an immortal feud going back millennia. Castor and Pollux have been on the run…
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This week, special guest Allyn stops by to review the YA Sci-fi novel PROXY by Alex London.
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This week my friend Alyssa from ACREADS blog stopped by to review FROGGY STYLE by J.A. Kazimer
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This week my friend Alyssa from ACReads drops by to share her thoughts on Curses! A F*ed Up Fairytale by JA Kazimer
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This week, my friend Alyssa from ACReads stopped by to do a guest review for BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA.
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This week our friend Summer stopped by to do a GUEST REVIEW of THE APPRENCTICES by Maile Meloy
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This week, my friend Summer stopped by to do a guest review for APOTHECARY
Read MoreBuy on Amazon Available in: HARDCOVER PAPERBACK KINDLE Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter By: Seth Grahame-Smith Published by: Grand Central Publishing Released On: 2012-04-01 ISBN: 1455510181 Pages: 448 Genre: horror, vampire Author’s Website: n/a Author’s Twitter: http://twitter.com/sethgs Recommendable for people who: Like Vampire stories, Historical Fiction, Lincoln Synopsis (from Amazon): Indiana, 1818. Moonlight falls through the dense woods that surround a one-room cabin, where a nine-year-old Abraham Lincoln kneels at his suffering mother’s bedside. She’s been stricken with something the old-timers call "Milk Sickness." "My baby boy…" she whispers before dying.…
Read MoreOk, I’m gonna stick with the Thriller tag for this one as well since it’s just as thrilling as Relic if not more so. Reliquary, again co-authored by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child, is a direct sequel to Relic. Occurring just 18 months after the Museum Beast killings in the New York Museum of Natural History, this book takes off with a rush of adrenaline. It starts out with the discovery of two HEADLESS bodies found in the Humboltd Kill. Add to THAT shock the fact that one of the…
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