Book Review: Ilona Andrews’ Magic Triumphs
Betrayal is inevitable, but Kate has no choice, if she wants to protect her son, Curran, Atlanta from an ancient enemy. She may not survive the coming battle. But she has to try.
Genre: science fiction
Book Review: David Weber’s Uncompromising Honor
The Mandarins are desperate, committing atrocities, violating its’ own edicts and accords. Now the Salamander is coming for the Solarian League, and Hell is coming in her wake.
Book Review: Gail Carriger’s Competence
Miss Primrose Tunstell rises to her strengths and astounds everyone with her capabilities when she steals helium to save her friends in a scheme involving a lovesick werecat and a fake fish tail.
Book Review: Laura Bickle’s The Outside
I received this book for free from in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.The Outsideby Laura Bickle apocalyptic, horror that was published by HMH Books for Young Readers on September 3, 2013 and has 320 pages.Explore it on Goodreads or Amazon Other books by this author which I have reviewed include The Hallowed OnesSecond in The Hallowed Ones apocalyptic science fiction-horror series for Young Adult readers and revolving around Katie, a serious Amish girl, and Alex Greene, a college student. My Take Okay, so, The Outside was good, not as good as The Hallowed Ones, 1, but a good read with all the usual action when people have nowhere to go and are fleeing monsters. What’s different in this tale of apocalyptic horror is Katie’s reflections on religion. Her religion and everyone else’s. It’s an interesting conflict as Katie discovers that her religion is not the only one that offers protection from the vampires. That her way is not the only way to live in God’s grace. On the plus side, it’s all about survival and doing the right thing. I know. Sometimes it’s hard to […]
Book Review: Gail Carriger’s Imprudence
Prudence’s return to England is fraught with the revelations she brings back to the scientists, Queen Victoria is definitely not amused, and her father is going crazy.
Book Review: Rachel Caine’s Smoke and Iron
In his opening moves and only his wits and skill to aid him, Jess Brightwell betrayed his friends. Now it falls to smugglers and thieves to save the Great Library, if they can stay alive.
Book Review: Nalini Singh’s “Elena’s School of Horror”
It’s a popcorn first and a horror movie first, as Aodhan gets in character for his introduction to horror flicks.
Book Review: Taylor Anderson’s Devil’s Due
With Lady Sandra and friends held prisoner by the mad Kurokawa,
Captain Reddy fears he’s subordinating the war effort for personal reasons. But Kurokawa is too dangerous to be left alone.
Book Review: Tanya Huff’s The Privilege of Peace
Warden Torin Kerr has her family around her now, all engaged in using their skills for the good of the Confederation. Until Big Yellow returns and demands its return.
Book Review: Laura Bickle’s The Hallowed Ones
Instead of Rumspringa, the Outside comes to Katie when terror stalks the Plain folk. The Elders rule against anyone crossing, but Katie’s compassion won’t leave a man to die.