Book Review: Chris Grabenstein’s Escape From Mr. Lemoncello’s Library
Kyle wins a coveted spot to the opening night of fun, food, and lots of games for the new library. But when morning comes, the guests must solve the clues to “escape”.
Publisher: Random House
Book Review: J.R. Ward’s Blood Fury
Novo is determined to avoid love, for it always lies while Peyton and Saxton both mourn their lost loves. Until Peyton begins to understand the truth, Saxton begins to hope, and Novo learns.
Book Review: Kevin Hearne’s Staked
Iron Druid Atticus O’Sullivan has a point to make — and then drive into a vampire’s heart.
Book Review: Lee Child’s The Midnight Line
It’s a question of honor, when Reacher finds that West Point 2005 class ring, an achievement you don’t throw away, and Reacher digs in to find it’s a small link in a far darker chain.
Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s Rituals
Olivia Jones must choose between her lover and the man she loves and her time is running out. Even more than she knows when a new power rises and threatens all.
Book Review: Kevin Hearne’s Besieged
An anthology of nine short stories with eight of them new in The Iron Druid Chronicles urban fantasy series and revolving around a 2,000-year-old Druid and his (mis)adventures.
Book Review: Naomi Novik’s Blood of Tyrants
From Japan to China, Laurence is tossed from xenophobes to political assassins. Worse, Napoleon has turned on the Russians, and they’re desperate for allies.
Book Review: Naomi Novik’s Crucible of Gold
Desperate to ally with Portugal, the British decide they need Captain Will Laurence and his fighting dragon, Temeraire. A journey fraught with disaster.
Book Review: Karen Marie Moning’s Feverborn
Mac, Barrons, Ryodan, and Jada are back—and the stakes have never been higher or the chemistry hotter, hurtling us into a realm of labyrinthine intrigue and seduction.
Book Review: Louis Sachar’s Small Steps
Two years after Camp Green Lake, Armpit is home in Austin. With a record, everyone expects the worst except disabled neighbor Ginnymm as they take small steps on the right path.