Audiobook Review: DEV1AT3 by Jay Kristoff If Lifel1k3 is more about Eve’s story, then Dev1at3 is Lemon’s story. The story starts right where Lifel1k3 ended, with the journey of Lemon, Ezekiel, and Cricket leaving Eve. I loved how the story plays off the title with each character getting their own […]
Feature & Giveaway: Eclipse the Skies by Maura Milan When a cover like Ignite the Stars enters your life, you don’t say no to it. O M G was I so glad to have picked this one up. To say I loved it is an understatement. In less than a […]
The queen of murder is back with the second book in the #MurderTrending series, #MurderFunding. The #MurderTrending series is a dark comedy that hits a little too close to home after the president (a reality TV star) hands the criminal justice system over to a media entity. Murder and injustice […]
Audiobook Review: Alien: Echo by Mira Grant Who else loves new novels in beloved movie/tv series? The Alien movie series has terrified fans since 1979 and we are here for new YA novels set in the universe. Mira Grant (who you may also know as Seanan McGuire) brings us a […]
Books on Our Radar & Series Read-A-Long: Rebel by Marie Lu In 2011, Marie Lu joined the YA world with Legend, a dystopian novel that swept the YA world away and created mega-fans in all of us. Three books and two novellas later and we are still emotional over that […]
New Release Tuesday: YA New Releases July 16th 2019 It’s a light week for releases, but don’t forget about these books though! Also, whew, still so many from last week to indulge in! .
Book Rewind Review: Dreadnought by April Daniels Dreadnought by April Daniels was released in January 2017 and my friends have been recommending it to me for maybe even a little longer. So finally, for pride month, I made it a priority, and for today’s book rewind I’m going to share […]
Read Along Summer Challenge: The Disasters by M.K. England The Disasters by M.K. England is a real blast (ha – get it?)! This week we are hosting the discussion for chapters 6- 10, but trust me you have time to catch up and join us. We’ve been big Disasters fans […]
Blog Tour: Girl Gone Viral by Arvin Ahmadi DYK women laid the foundation of tech work? In the 1940s, women were hired as “computers” while the men were off at work. Yet today women represent only 20-25% of the current programming workforce. A crime. For real. In honor of Girl […]
Cover Crush: The Kingdom by Jess Rothenberg The Kingdom by Jess Rothenberg has one of those covers that draws you in and it makes me so excited to read this upcoming sci-fi thriller book! Also a digital image and the ARC cover doesn’t do the actual cover justice, just check […]