Review:Fantastic read! Couldn't put it down! Loved the flow of the book; information was imparted naturally and not repeated. The fight scenes got your blood pumping, were easy to visualize, uncomplicated, and realistic for the heroin's abilities. Read more

Review:This book really surprised me. I never thought that zombies and politics would mix. The world and characters crafted in this fast paced, intelligently woven story is pure genius. I have been on a kick of nothing but zombie books for the last year or so and have read some really great stories. This by far takes the cake. Easily the best zombie related book I have ever read. You will not regret it! Read more

Review:This serious is original, captivating, enthralling, and a great read. It gives great insight into the possibilities of what can happen when people start being so scared, that they forgo their rights, and live in fear. Rise up while you can. Thanks Masons. Read more

Review:Michael Prescott always delivers, but Shiver has to be one of his best.
Just when you think the heroine has managed to escape by the skin
of her teeth AGAIN, the bad guy pops up out of nowhere, and he is
uber-creepy! Read more

Review:Leah and Erica's mothers were friends and their life long friendship developed from that. They attended Catholic school and were over each other's houses all the time. When Erica's mom died, her dad sold their house and converted a warehouse into a studio/home for Erica and him. Mr. Nolan, Erica's dad, was a photographer and was permitted to be "eccentric" to society since he was an artist. While staying over one night, Erica shows Leah a darker darkroom that her dad built under his loft bed... Read more

Review:I was fooled into thinking that I would get satisfaction after reading this steamy book...boy, was I wrong. Aside from being poorly written (organization and flow), the spelling and grammatical errors were frustrating to see. That being said, I really like reading books where the main characters connect with more than just their penis and vagina. I think if the author spent some time developing Rachel and Landon's emotional connection, the sex scenes would have been more enjoyable. I found R... Read more

Review:A well written book less about the title subject, the chocolate wars, and more about the cruelty, petty and worse that goes on in high schools especially private schools where secret societies can thrive and flourish. Places where small men with smaller minds can taste and wield power they never should be allowed to. I was a bit annoyed where the story ends. We don't find out what happened to one of the main protagonists (he who started the chocolate war) and those involved in the terrible way h... Read more

Review:I loved Tiny Beautiful Things from Cheryl Strayed and went on to read this book as well. I am grateful for this story of Cheryl's own resilience. So many of us who have difficult and heart breaking things happen in our own lives need to read stories like this one. Read more

Review:This is an enjoyable collection that contains the first three books in the series. All three books are well written and enjoyable reads. I would definitely read them in order.

*I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book.* Read more

Review:I just finished this book and within 30min ordered book 2. Can't wait to start it tonight. It is a "fun" story and couldn't put it down. Needless to say nothing is getting done around my house and my husband thinks my tablet is glued in my hands! I'm sure I'll love book 2. Hope Ember Casey keeps these coming as I am in love with the characters. Read more