Oh, you guys. I have to review this book for you because I laughed so loud and so long that my husband had to kick me out of the room. This is the third Dahlia Moss book and every one seems to get better and better. In these stressful times who doesn’t need a book that makes you laugh out loudly and often? Dahlia Moss is NOT a private detective because she doesn’t have her … Continue reading The Questionable Behavior of Dahlia Moss by Max Wirestone →
I downloaded a sample of this book after Courtney Milan raved about it on Twitter. I’ve been doing a lot of sample shopping, and not many books make it past the sample with me. I’m in something of a grumpy slump with my reading, a state which is entirely my own fault, and when I wanted more past the sample of Beginner’s Guide, I was very excited. Kaya Rubio is a grad student studying molecular genetics in … Continue reading Beginner’s Guide: Love and Other Chemical Reactions by Six de los Reyes →
I’ve been dying to try the Half-Moon Hollow series for a while and I couldn’t resist a book-loving heroine and a charming vampire pairing. This is also my first book that I’ve read in the series. I’d say readers can make it through without any prior knowledge of the previous books, but I’m sure reading them would help them have a better connection to secondary characters who come up later. The heroine, Anna, was hired … Continue reading Where the Wild Things Bite by Molly Harper →
