My Life as A White Trash Zombie by Diana Rowland You know your a Redneck Junkie when: You need to become a member of the undead to kick your habit. Angel Crawford was practically born emblazoned with an L for loser in the middle of her forehead. She didn’t have much choice in changing her hard knock status with a mentally ill mother, a drunk for a father, and being a high school drop out. Angel seems to be hurtling […]
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Fins Are Forever by Tera Lynn Childs Fins are Forever is a fun read. If your in the mood for something light and refreshing add this one to your summer reading. Being royalty shouldn’t be a pain in the caudal fin. Lily Sanderson’s life should be perfect. She is a princess after all. Unfortunately Lily has a lot of figuring out to do. Her whole life has been dedicated to her future, and her duty to be the best queen […]
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Dark Descendant by Jenna Black Oh My Gods. Don’t let the title fool you into thinking this is another series about demons, witches, or vamps. The name doesn’t do the premise justice. Dark Descendant is an excitingly gritty mix of mythos and urban fantasy. Nikki Glass is a bloodhound in the P.I. business, but her current client is hoping to give her more than a commission. After an accident and near death experience involving her, and her latest employer, strange […]
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Invincible: The Chronicles of Nick by Sherrilyn Kenyon read by Holter Graham The fate of the world is at stake, and the deciding factor between good and evil rest upon the shoulders of a teenager. Sherrilyn Kenyon’s foray into the popular YA genre hits it’s stride with the sophomoric release of The Chronicles of Nick series, Invincible. This second effort is definitely better than the first. We pick up where the last book left off, right after Nick and his friends […]
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Demon Song (Blood Singer Novels) by Cat Adams Dynamic Duo Cat Adams returns with the third installment of their Blood Singer Series, Demon Song. While I think this series is a real quiet dark horse of the paranormal set, things seem to be getting a bit overly complicated in Celia Graves’ world. The story opens with a seemingly normal day of shopping. But quickly Celia is recruited to help save Kevin from an unlawful imprisonment at the Zoo, the paranormal […]
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Iron Crowned (Dark Swan) by Richelle Mead War. Mystical quests to leave the gentry shaking in their shining ones boots. Love. Betrayal. Infidelity… and antibiotics? Oh what deliciously intriguing story lines are weaved, yet all in a days work for the Dark Swan. Eugenie Markham is kicking butt and forgetting names in the third thrilling edition of the Dark Swan series Iron Crowned. Nothing much has changed for the Thorn Queen. Katrice aka the Rowan Queen is making life difficult […]
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Awakened (House of Night) by P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast read by Caitlin Davies The lines between adult and YA become a bit blurred in the Casts’ latest installment to the House of Night series. Things get quite steamy for a few of the characters early on, and I suppose it helps to fill the void that such an over extended series needs. This edition mostly consists of tying up loose ends and conclusions from previous books, and finally introducing […]
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Afterlife: An Evernight Novel by Claudia Gray Claudia Gray is tying up all the loose ends in the conclusion to her Evernight series. The book picks up as Lucas is about to rise from his first death to start his second life as a vampire. Lucas’ internal struggle with becoming the very thing he was taught to hate, isn’t his only battle. Now he has to fight the hunger. And live with the stigma of Black Cross among his previous […]
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Blessed by Cynthia Leitich Smith Cynthia Leitich Smith returns to her Dark Universe Series with Blessed the third and possibly last installment. Blessed brings us full circle and we are reunited with the original heroine and characters from Tantalize. Fans of Alex Flinn and her modern retellings of classic fairy tales like Beastly will enjoy Smith’s contemporary take of Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Quincie, Our favorite teenage vampire restaurateur is learning to balance her new secret undead lifestyle with her old […]
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