Blackbirds
Miriam Black sees how people will die. All she needs is skin on skin contact and she’ll be blessed with an unpleasant vision of their final moments. We’re all going to die, that’s one thing that’s certain. Most die of…
June Sci-Fi Link-Up
Thank you to everyone that shared their thoughts this month. Apparently you like the group reads even if you’re not actively taking part. However the linky entries were down after I announced the lack of monthly giveaways… Remember each review…
Snatched
Will has managed to annoy his boss, Amanda, yet again and has been assigned men’s toilet duty at the airport. His main job is to intercept men meeting up for a bit of hanky panky but when he overhears a…
It’s Monday! What Are You Reading?
Hosted by Sheila @ Book Journey Summer has arrived! And that means more time spent outdoors away from the distractions of the interweb and more reading time. Of course, that means I’m still behind with writing up reviews, especially as…
The Glimpse
In the not too distant future, the genetic mutations for all mental illnesses have been identified. In order to protect the human race, Pure communities have been set up, where only those who pass the Pure test can live and…
Incoming!
AKA Showcase Sunday I got a package sent to my online name this week, gave me a chuckle, although I’ve had them sent care of the blog before. The postie probably thinks I’m a little crazy by now… For Review:…
The Murder of Halland
Bess wakes up one morning to find her partner, Halland gone. There’s a knock at the door and the police are arresting her for his murder. A witness declared his last words were “my wife has shot me” but Bess…
Ashes
Alex is hiking alone in Michigan when the electromagnetic pulse hits. Of course, she doesn’t know what it is. She’s too busy being annoyed with young Ellie and her grandfather when the pain strikes. She’s no stranger to pain, she’s…
Railsea
People have wanted to narrate since we first banged rocks together & wondered about fire. There’ll be tellings as long as there are any of us here, until the stars disappear one by one like turned out lights. Some such…
Pandemonium
Pandemonium is the second book in Lauren Oliver’s Delirium trilogy and therefore this review will contain spoilers for the first book. You can read my review of Delirium here which will also explain a little more about the world. Last…