The Beast and the Bethany is a funny story with just the right level of disgusting that kids will enjoy.
Book Review: Life After You by Siân O’Gorman
I’ve been attracted to emotional books lately; ones that I know in advance will make me cry. Is that the case with anybody else recently? Anyway, needless to say I enjoyed this next book.
Book Review: The Philosopher Queens: by Rebecca Buxton and Lisa Whiting
The Philosopher Queens is a wonderful book for those who want to learn a bit more about philosophy, or some of the great female minds this world has produced.
Book Review: Façade by Helen Matthews
Does your family have secrets? Are they as awful as the Stapleton’s? You’ll just have. to read this book to find out.
Book Review: Misfits by Hunter Shea
This book gave me nightmares. Is that enough to intrigue you? Good.
Book Review: Someday in Paris by Olivia Lara
A good romance story, one that doesn’t make you gag, can be hard to find. I’ve done the hard work for you. All you need to do it pick up a copy.
Book Review: Families of Spies by Brian Landers
James Bond your thing? Cool. I have a spy book for you that you are going to love.
Book Review: May Day by Josie Jaffrey
I love a good vampire. While I do prefer the old school, evil vampires (think Dracula and Nosferatu) I can get on board with some of the modern-day vampires. If the author/filmmaker tries to give vampires a new spin but keeps some of their original traits, I’ll give them a try. That’s why I liked May Day.
Book Review: The Tears of Monterini by Amanda Weinberg
I have the most beautifully written book for your today. It may be based in a fictional village I bet you wish existed by the end.
Book Review: The Devil Upstairs by Anthony O’Neill
Not all of us like to be scared out of our wits for Halloween but do like to venture over to the darkside. If you are one of those people, I have the perfect Halloween read for you.
