The Last Smile in Sunder City by Luke Arnold

Oh my goodness was this book a surprise! I was not expecting to enjoy this one so much. I waited so long to hear if I was approved for this ARC from NetGalley that I assumed that I wasn't going to get it. But a few weeks ago, I got the email and soon started …

Sadie by Courtney Summers

This young adult thriller, written in a Serial-like podcast form, had good reason for being such a hyped book. I devoured this book! I'm sure most of you know why already, but I'm still going to gush about it. Blurb: A missing girl on a journey of revenge. A Serial―like podcast following the clues she's left …

Lyra Rayne: Ground Zero by Bryan Strickland

Superhero stories are ones that I tend to watch rather than read. However, I've always loved the lab explosion origin story, so I knew I had to give Lyra Rayne by Bryan Strickland a chance. My thoughts about this book is still in the middle somewhere. Blurb: How do you reconcile having god like powers …

Down the TBR Hole | Vol. 44

Another Friday, another trip down the TBR hole. Since last's week TBR Hole post, I've added a few books set to be released this year (2020), bringing my TBR list to 850 books. I think maybe 20 are set 2020 releases. Either way, I fear I'll be doing this post for the rest of my …

How To Build a Heart by Maria Padian

Even though I've been trying to slowly peel myself away from reading a lot of young adult the last several months, when I read the blurb for this Maria Padian novel, it just sounded so good. And I was not disappointed at all. Blurb: One young woman’s journey to find her place in the world …