Against All Silence picks up with Max a year after the events in the Silence of Six. He is just finished his study-abroad semester in senior year and is at the airport ready to go home for Christmas, but his plans come to a halt when he is flagged on France's no-fly list. He soon… Continue reading Against All Silence – Review
His Hideous Heart is a compilation of 13 tales by Edgar Allen Poe's tales re-imagined by current authors that takes most of the tales and puts them into a modernized setting for the readers of today's age. I've only ever read a few of Edgar Allen Poe's works so I appreciated that the book include… Continue reading His Hideous Heart – ARC Review
What. A. Book. I will admit that I was uncertain going into The Silence of Six, as I do not usually read books dealing with computer hackers and conspiracies, but I am so glad that I decided to pick up this book. After his best friend publicly kills himself on live television, Max is thrown… Continue reading The Silence of Six – Review
I'm finding it hard to wait until October to post this one because really, I love mysteries all-year round and I'm sure many of you do as well. I personally find it fun to try and solve something that is happening in a story and see whether or not I'm right at the end (or… Continue reading Mystery Book Recommendations
When Lexi and Ava were younger, they made up an imaginary triplet named Alicia who served as their way out of trouble when they were kids. Now she's their alter-ego when dating boys they'd never consider dating as their real selves. Then one of those boys ends up dead. Then another. Lexi thinks it's time… Continue reading The Third Twin – Review
Shattering Glass was a quick, easy read that pretty much gave you the ending right on the first page. The story shows the long build-up to the tragic end, meanwhile you get little glances at what seems to happen to Young, Rob, and Bobster after the ending of the book. The story moved fast and… Continue reading Shattering Glass – Review
I cannot get over how amazing this book was! It covers some tough, but very real issues including racism, bullying, sexual orientation, perfection, and of course, the act of a school being bombed. Each character has some sort of problem that readers can easily relate to. We've all had to deal with at least one… Continue reading Time Bomb – Review
Two Can Keep a Secret was as good as McManus's first book, One of Us is Lying! Once again she told the story through the perspectives of the main characters, Ellery and Malcolm, and in a suspenseful way that kept me guessing right until the end! Only this time, I didn't figure out who the… Continue reading Two Can Keep a Secret – Review
