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, […]
I’m a fan of Robin D. Owens’ Celta’s HeartMates series. When I saw she was starting a contemporary series I jumped all over it. Clare and Zach are both trying to adjust to big changes in their lives. Neither were given a choice about the new direction their futures were headed, and each dealt with […]
This was a free download (still available at B&N and Amazon) and the first book I’ve read by Rachael Wade. Can I start off by saying I’m totally creeped out by the whole “professor who boinks his students” thing? Even if a school doesn’t have a no-fraternization policy – which I find unlikely in this […]