Pages

▼
February 10, 2014

The Boots My Mother Gave Me by Brooklyn James

›
This is a heavy novel. A few trigger warnings: It deals with abuse and suicide. If you aren’t comfortable with either of those topics, ...
1 comment:
February 2, 2014

The Day Before 9/11 by Tucker Elliot

›
There are just some people’s stories that need to be put into print . . . this is one of them. There are just some books that need to b...
1 comment:

Radiant Shadows: Beginnings by Sarah Baethge

›
Radiant Shadows is broken down into three parts. They all follow the same story, the only difference is that they are told by different poi...
1 comment:
February 1, 2014

Demonworld Book 1 by Kyle B. Stiff

›
Reading Demonworld is almost like being thrust into an action packed nightmare full of devilish creatures one would never want to face in r...

Playtime by Bart Hopkins Jr.

›
Playtime is an interesting book. It is complex yet pretty simple all at the same time. Blaine is the main character. He has a near-deat...
4 comments:
January 30, 2014

Stranger Than Fiction by Chuck Palahniuk

›
If you are familiar with Chuck’s work, you know that it is very bizarre and out of the ordinary. If you are not familiar, well – he is ...
2 comments:
January 29, 2014

Letters To Young Chong by Melanie Jo Moore

›
Letters to Young Chong is a memoir written by Melanie Jo Moore that is built on her friendship (well… sometimes friends, sometimes cousins…...
2 comments:
January 20, 2014

Big Bad Wolf by James Patterson

›
If the last Alex Cross book failed to meet some of my expectations, this one met all of them plus some. It seems that the more messed u...
January 18, 2014

So Say the Waiters: Book 2 by Justin Sirois

›
This is a great book two in a series. There is no drop off in quality from the first book to this one. It complements the first book, and i...
January 11, 2014

Four Blind Mice by James Patterson

›
I was really back and forth on this book. So, I will explain both story lines. Alex Cross and John Sampson: This book gives more ch...