Each and every Shomi novel offers something different and unique, but with similar themes. Time Transit is one of the only time travels to come out of the line to date. I’m in the middle of reading it right now and I can tell you, it’s wonderful so far. I can’t wait to get back […]
See the first excerpt here. Check out Casee’s review of Driven here. Tatiana has honed her genetic gifts to perfection. She can withstand the subzero temperatures of the Northern Waste, read somebody’s mind with the briefest touch, and slice through bone with her bare hands. Which makes her one badass chick, all right. Hidden by […]
Coming from Dorchester Publishing’s Shomi line in November 2008, A.J. Mendon‘s debut Shomi release Phenomenal Girl 5. Lainey Livingston has just been made a member of the Elite Hands of Justice, the world’s premiere cadre of superheroes. Her work with the Red Knights and the Power Squad was impressive; her apprehension stats are above normal, […]
To date, I think Eve Kenin’s novel, Driven, is the most popular Shomi novel available. If the reviews I’ve seen are any indication, Hidden is on it’s way as well. Tatiana has honed her genetic gifts to perfection. She can withstand the subzero temperatures of the Northern Waste, read somebody’s mind with the briefest touch, […]
The problem I’m finding with all of these Shomi novels is that they all sound intriguing. There isn’t one I’ve read about so far that hasn’t made me want to dive right into it. This one is no different. Seconds aren’t like pennies. They can’t be saved in a jar and spent later. Fate seeps […]