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3 Book Review: The Final Wars Trilogy by SA Asthana
The Final Wars Begin Earth is a barren husk. Humanity clings precariously to life in three separate colonies; under Paris, on earth, on Mars, and on the moon. When the Trilateral Treaty between the planets is broken, the delicate peace is shattered. Is this how the final wars begin? In the distant future, World War…
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Book Review: The Waters of Nyr by Terrie Leigh Relf
What if your whole life was a lie? How would you react if you discovered you weren’t even from this world? That’s exactly the bombshell that Cassie and Baron must deal with in The Waters of Nyr. Teenagers Cassie and Baron meet at a community art class and immediately click. It’s not just the fact…
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Book Review: Hollow by Rhonda Parrish
A magic Polaroid camera spreads the pain of a traumatized teenage girl in this absorbing young adult fantasy from Rhonda Parrish. Morgan has just experienced the most traumatic year of her life, and she isn’t coping well. Neither is her family, who have their own portion of grief and suffering to bear. Hollowed out from…
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Book Tour: Orange City by Lee Matthew Goldberg
About the book Imagine a secret, hidden City that gives a second chance at life for those selected to come: felons, deformed outcasts, those on the fringe of the Outside World. Everyone gets a job, a place to live; but you are bound to the City forever. You can never leave. Its citizens are ruled…
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Book Review: Perfect Little Murder by Yawatta Hosby
A psychological exploration into what makes a child a killer that is as much a tragedy as it is horror. 13 year old Loren isn’t coping with the tragic death of her older brother, Franco, and is convinced that her younger sister, Kina, killed him. Determined to avenge her best friend, and ensure justice is…
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Book Review: To Be Devoured by Sara Tantlinger
Vultures offer freedom to Andi in this compelling story of mental illness and obsession. Andi has never fit in, always felt different and an outsider, but her life seems to be going well. She has a loving girlfriend, Luna, her own home and a new therapist, Dr Fawning. But the vultures that ride the wind…
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Book Review: Eerie Edmonton by Rhonda Parrish
Find out the creepy things going bump in the night throughout the city of Edmonton in this entertaining non fiction book. Rhonda Parrish plays skeptic to Rona Anderson’s believer as they investigate and explore hauntings throughout the Canadian city. In the first part of the book, the focus is on sightings in public buildings. Rhonda…
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Book Review: Spirit of Sasquatch by Ernest Solar
“Spirit of Sasquatch” is a must read for fans of cryptids, especially followers of the big man. Brock Blackwell’s mother disappeared when he was a baby, spirited away by a bigfoot, or so his father says. Brock tries to please his angry, abusive dad but never seems to succeed. Things change when, during a routine…
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Book Review: Animorphs #1: Invasion by KA Applegate
Jonny at Haunts and Jaunts introduced me to the “Animorphs” series. Aliens and animals – what’s not to like? The first book in a series of 54 – yes, folks, there are 54 “Animorphs” books, with about 10 more books connected to the series – introduces the five main characters. There’s Jake, the natural leader…
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Book Review: Reaper by Jonathan Pongratz
When I found out that Jonny from Jaunts and Haunts had published a horror novella, I couldn’t wait to read it. You better beware, you’re in for a scare! On Halloween night, 13 year old Gregory is finally old enough to look after his baby sister, Immy, while their parents go out for the evening.…