Marco Impossible by Hannah Moskowitz
In Star Trek, you don’t want to be the anonymous officer in the red shirt. In horror movies, you don’t want to be the slutty girl. Writers reserve the worst and most senseless… Continue reading
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Strands of Bronze and Gold by Jane Nickerson
Sometimes I make up lists in my head to answer questions I wish people would ask. Then no one ever asks me. Hence, blog! I won’t go into the entire list of incredibly… Continue reading
Read It, Scene It: Warm Bodies
When I saw Warm Bodies by Isaac Marion available on NetGalley in expectation of the movie, I thought, Hm, zombies…and romance. I can totally parlay this into a date night. My boyfriend loves… Continue reading
The Water Witch by Juliet Dark
Sometimes I think I hate paranormal romance. I love paranormal romance, in theory. I love the fantasy genre. I love the urban fantasy sub-genre. I love the romance genre. I even like horror,… Continue reading
Interactivity Time!
You might have noticed my posts have slacked off considerably this month. I’m still reading (and constantly, too), but the books I’m reading are not out until March or later. In some cases,… Continue reading
The Archived by Victoria Schwab
I feel the need to make one thing clear: I have not finished this book. The publisher only made the first hundred-and-some-odd pages available to me as an ARC, so if you read… Continue reading
Read It, Scene It: The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien vs The Hobbit by Peter Jackson, Part 1
You know those super annoying people who obsess over the differences between books and movies? The ones who say, “Of course, I read the book first, back before there was supposed to be… Continue reading
Splintered by A. G. Howard
Happy New Year! Even before 2012 ended, I knew 2013 was shaping up to be a great year for readers. I’ve had some terrific galleys of books that drop in January or February,… Continue reading
Fifty Shades of Grey Live Blog Wrap-Up, Part 2: The End.
All right, for my final post on the 50SoG topic, I’m going to actually acknowledge that some people, for some reason, enjoyed this book. I think that’s just weird, but hey, it takes… Continue reading
Endangered by Eliot Schrefer
Happy week of Thanksgiving! I finally had time to read a non-Shelf, non-course, non-work book thanks to the extra day off from work and the week off from school. I hope that after… Continue reading