As with book 1, Flee, I ended this book feeling pretty ambivalent about the story. I finished it, but not much about it got me too excited. Aurora ends up being more powerful than even she new, which wasn’t surprising but was frustrating. The resolution to the major conflict came about too abruptly and […]
This was a free download (still available from Amazon and B&N). The pacing is really slow and the writing kind of wooden and choppy. Nothing – from the heroine’s ability to fly to the descriptions of her friends – is really fleshed out, which left me feeling like the story was incomplete (aside from […]
I have a confession to make: I’m a sucker for sports-themed books. I like sports, but I’m not obsessive about them (with maybe the exception of Football – the only sport worth obsessing over) so I don’t know why I go crazy for these. This book was reminiscent of Rachel Gibson’s Daisy’s Back in Town, […]
Another Saturday, another cover full of WTF. At first glance, the “tapestry” he’s holding in front of himself there kind of make it look like he has a rotten, green and/or scaly…man part. Am I right? Because I swear my first thought was “OMFG YOU NEED TO CUT IT OFF!”. Just me? Okay, obviously I […]
Holly: I had another good reading week. I’m still doing a lot of rereading, but I’m not complaining since I’m rediscovering some old favorites. I finished Spell of the Highlander by Karen Marie Moning which I didn’t love as much this time around. I remember adoring this book back when, but the plot was kind […]