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Book Reviews, Fantasy

Review: The Bone Witch

Posted on14 April, 201713 April, 2017

Title: The Bone Witch Author: Rin Chupeco Genres: Fantasy Pages: 400 pages Publisher: Sourcebooks Fire Review Copy: eARC received via NetGalley Availability: Available now Summary: The beast raged; it punctured […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary, Miscellaneous

Book Review: Running Away to Home

Posted on26 August, 201618 August, 2016

Title: Running Away to Home Author: Lita Hooper Genres:  Contemporary Pages: 145 Publisher: Brave Books/Aquarius Press Review Copy: ARC Availability: Available Aug. 30 Summary:  How do you find your way […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary, Thriller

Review: Secrets, Lies & Scandals

Posted on24 June, 201623 June, 2016

Title: Secrets, Lies, & Scandals Author: Amanda K. Morgan Genres: Contemporary, Thriller Pages: 352 Publisher: Simon Pulse Review Copy: ARC received from publisher Availability: Available July 5 Summary: In the […] Read More

Book Reviews, Science Fiction, Thriller

Review: Future Shock

Posted on1 April, 201631 March, 2016

Title: Future Shock Author: Elizabeth Briggs Genres: Science fiction, thriller Pages: 272 Publisher: Albert Whitman & Company Review Copy: Received an e-ARC from the publisher via Netgalley Availability: Available now […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary, Romance

Review: In Real Life

Posted on4 March, 201628 February, 2016

Title: In Real Life Author: Jessica Love Genres: Contemporary, Romance Pages: 240 Publisher: St. Martin’s Griffin Review Copy: Received an e-ARC from the publisher via Netgalley Availability: Available now Summary: […] Read More

Book Reviews, Contemporary

Book Review: Can You See Me Now?

Posted on15 August, 201413 August, 2014

Title: Can You See Me Now? Author: Estela Bernal Genres:  Contemporary Pages: 161 Publisher: Arte Publico Press Review Copy: ARC from publisher Availability: In Bookstores now Summary: On Amanda’s thirteenth […] Read More

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