This is a follow on book to "Midnight Riot" … [Read more]
Jazz Vampires
Best Summer Job Ever
This is a Fear Street book that breaks the mold by not starting with a first person narration by a murderer and also doesn't ever feature any menacing phone calls. There is a prologue featuring our main character sleepwalking, in case you weren't sure why the book was called that. It's also got … [Read more]
's CBR6 Review No:6 ·
Genres: Horror, Young Adult ·
Tags: Fear Street, horror, R.L. Stine, The Sleepwalker, thriller, TyburnBlossom's Year of Fear Street Books, YA ·
“The Prometheus Design”: Star Trek Novelization Vangie13 cbr #19
by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath “The two Vulcans moved as one. Spock began chopping into the no-mouths with great double-handed blows that no flesh could stand against. Savaj picked up a no-mouth and used it as a battering ram. Rand stiff-armed the cone-noses with the heel of her hand. … [Read more]
The Trial – Review #5 for AamilTheCamel
Fifth book reviewed as part of the 130 ChallengeA long time back, I started this book by a writer who was said to be … [Read more]
's CBR6 Review No:5 ·
Genres: Fiction ·
Tags: #CBR6, 130 challenge, book review, Fiction, kafka, surrealism, the trial ·
“To the dead, one owes nothing but the truth”
Since I've been moderating the Cannonball Read these three last years, I don't usually have the time or inclination to write a review of anything I read, but after finishing Son of a Gun by Justin St. Germain, I'm compelled to write about this book and tell you all to READ IT. On first glance, … [Read more]
A BFF finds TLA
Patience Bloom says: "Around five a.m. I put on my clothes—noticing my boots are still on—and leave his apartment. The victorious rush of leaving without being asked fuels me. I am such a strong, independent woman who doesn’t need to linger. I can’t waste a second since I have an entire day in … [Read more]