A review for the second book in the Spy and Guardian duology by Sara Raasch and Beth Revis. The Blood Queen is a fast paced historical fantasy featuring two marvelous main characters who fall in love despite who they are. This is a wonderful ending to this fantastical duology set in the time of Queen Elizabeth and Scotland’s Queen Mary.
A review for the sixth book in the Truly Devious series by Maureen Johnson. The Velvet Knife is a standalone book in this series, but it heavily relies on events in book five as it relates to Stevie’s character. If you haven’t read that one yet, don’t skip it for this one.
A review for the upcoming YA novel by Mike Chen. This is his first foray into the young adult genre and it was a lot of fun to read. Of Sorcery and Science is a nice mix of science fiction and fantasy. Two teens, both chosen ones, use science to explain why magic is failing in the fantasy world they visit.
A review for the first book in a new dystopian YA trilogy by Matt Eicheldinger. When the Rain Came is a hauntingly vivid story about a young woman’s journey through a flooded world. It is a story of resilience and found family with an otherworldly feel to it.
A review for the newest space romance by Amie Kaufman. Red Star Rebels is a fast paced story of two young adults trapped on a Mars colony which mercenaries are trying hard to blow up. It is a fun and exciting story with an explosive ending. Fans of the author will surely enjoy this one.
A review for the audiobook for a stand alone novel about alternate universes. Game Changer by Neal Shusterman is a thought provoking story about a young football player who keeps being tossed into alternate universes whenever he takes a hit on the football field. This story tackles some important issues of the day.
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