Review:Serial killer, rape victim and the loss of friends and some of the things that makes Jessie's life tough. Thru the twists and turns of the story, Jessie starts to unravel his personal life vs Cop. You get to see a part of him that you felt but couldn't read on the page lines but between them. Read more

Review:Recomiendo este libro muchísimo. Ríes, lloras, reflexionas... Muy buena lectura. La historia te llega al corazón. Es una novela romántica que narra la historia de dos jóvenes más allá del cáncer. Read more

Review:More action packed than before, we finally get to learn more about dragons and the history of the world they live in. Also Julius coming into his own was great to see. I can't wait to see what happens in the third installment! Read more

Review:With her usual aplomb, Shari Tapscott has taken a classic fairy tale and put her own spin on it.

Etta is the miller's daughter, and as such her life is very run-of-the-mill (which I think is where the expression comes fromt). When she meets Beau, a handsome young man, she is intrigued, and when she finds out he is the heir to a noble estate that has been taken over by a vengeful ogre, it sets forth a chain of events that are both thrilling and fun to read. Oh, and there's a talking cat, c... Read more

Review:Imagine if you could hear demons. What would they say? What secrets would they hold? They slither and hiss and writhe about their victims, like a noxious cloud of leaking riddles. Never had they shared an omen, especially of their prey’s impending doom.

Adelle Hansen is an ordinary girl who bears an extraordinary gift. She can hear demons. Though this bane has been a part of most of her life, she suddenly pays particular attention when she overhears one celebrating the imminent demise of ... Read more

Review:I recently tweeted this:

I binge book series like I binge TV.

I struggle to find my way back to reality until I've completed the series.

Well, that tweet was because of a book series in particular. The Selection by Kiera Cass. In the case of this review, I’m going to give a review on books 1-3 in the series as a whole, because I read them all within five days. Honestly, it was probably four, but I’ll pretend I still managed to work and live a life somewhere in there.

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Review:I have to agree with the reviewer who complained about the sermons. This book is even more littered with preaching than Little Men and Little Women, and that's saying something. Probably a good 20% of this book is skip-worthy for that reason.

Alcott was always prone to littering her works with literary and artistic references (calling Amy "Raphael," and whatnot), but she seems to have gone dramatically overboard in this book, with references to almost all of Goethe's various fictional c... Read more

Review:I love the way that Ridley fight against her feelings, that's why I give to the story 3 stars. However, I ended the book with the need of action, but I hope to find it in Dangerous Creatures.

Anyway, it a placer start reading the stories of Beautiful/Dangerous creatures, again. Read more

Review:A good quality x-men run and of course considered a staple in x-men lore, i'm only taking out a star because I personally hate jean grey and Scott summers and of course this revolves around them. This also has a weird tangent where jean thinks she's someone called the red queen and she lives in the 1800's? idk man like a said, weird tangent in the story Read more

Review:I don't usually do reviews but... I really enjoyed this book. Enough so that I had to immediately get the second book so I could find out whether or not Krissa reversed the spell. Great story Ms Freeman. Read more