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 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.
A review for the new book by coauthors Marissa Meyer and Tamara Moss. The Escape Game is a YA contemporary mystery thriller with very high stakes. The characters are competing for a huge prize in a reality show that features Escape rooms. There are lots of twists to this story but friendship is at its heart.
A review for the fifth and final book in the Edinburgh Nights series. Secrets of the First School is a great ending to this wonderful urban fantasy set in a dystopian future. It features a main character that can talk to ghosts, a fantastical magical system, and a lot of political intrigue.
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