It took me so long to read the final book. I honestly thought I knew exactly how the series would end, and, I kind of did... BUT I went through a few unexpected turns to get there. I was traveling for business when I decided plane time equaled me finally finishing the series. I'll be … Continue reading The Girl Who Dared to Fight by Bella Forrest
I'll be honest, I started this book, got totally distracted by work and other books, and then came back to it. Part of me knows that's life, but I felt like a fairly terrible person for doing it. I feel like you tell an author you're going to read something, and you do it. I … Continue reading The Fallen Kind by M. Amelk
To catch up, check out my reviews of the first 4 books in the series: The Girl Who Dared to Think, The Girl Who Dared to Stand, The Girl Who Dared to Descend, The Girl Who Dared to Rise I had my calendar marked for the release of this book. I feel like I've gotten … Continue reading The Girl Who Dared to Lead by Bella Forrest
First, I'd like to thank NetGalley and Black Rose Writing Publishing for providing me with an eARC for my honest review of the book. Helene doesn't feel remarkable even though she's lived a few different lives in her short 17 years. When her mother dies in a fire, she's whisked off to Greece to a … Continue reading Protogenesis by Alysia Helming
We all know I adored The Rose Shield Tetralogy (award winning cover of Catling's Bane pictured to the left). After reviewing these, I was lucky enough for Diana to agree to a Q&A about the series. See below for the good stuff! What was your inspiration for The Rose Shield Series? I believe that humans … Continue reading Author Q&A: Diana Wallace Peach
So, I pride myself on trying to be very honest in my reviews. Then people can love me or hate me, so maybe I should be brutally honest with how I even got myself into the Echo series... and then you'll probably (read definitely) fall in the hate me category. Sorry in advance all... For … Continue reading Echo: Approaching Shatter by Kent Wayne
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