NOTE: Nyxia Unleashed is the Sequel to Nyxia by Scott Reintgen. As usual I will include as few spoilers for Nyxia Unleashed, but there will probably be significant spoilers for Nyxia in this post. If you think you might be interested in reading this series, but you haven’t read Nyxia yet, you can find my …
NOTE: Archenemies is the sequel to Renegades by Marissa Meyer. I’ll try my best to include as few spoilers as possible for Archenemies, but there will probably be significant spoilers for Renegades in this post. If you are interested in reading this series, and haven’t read Renegades yet, you can find my spoiler-free discussion for …
NOTE: As usual, I will try to include as few spoilers as I can. If you have not read A Printer’s Choice, but you think you may, you’re safe here. Let’s jump right in. Here’s the cover: (I know you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but this one’s awesome.) And here’s the synopsis. …
This post is a little different. I’m not going to review a book, but instead I’ll recommend a whole series. The Bobiverse, A sci-fi series by Dennis E. Taylor is both entertaining and insightful. It currently includes 3 volumes, We Are Legion (We Are Bob), For We Are Many, and All These Worlds. All three …
Superheroes. I think that word alone can cause 90% of potential readers to make up their minds about what the story should be like. Let me leave some advice here: If you plan on reading Renegades, drop whatever expectation you might have. A typical comic-book-turned-novel this is not. Here’s the synopsis: Secret Identities. Extraordinary Powers. …
NOTE: As per usual, I will include as few spoilers as I can manage in this post. If you think you might like to read this book and haven’t yet, you’re safe here. Let’s get right to it. Here’s the (awesome) cover. And here’s the synopsis. Emmett Atwater isn’t just leaving Detroit; he’s leaving Earth. …
NOTE: I’ve included as few spoilers as I can. In the interest of doing this, I will be writing a separate post regarding the fallacious accusations that Carve the Mark is racist. Perhaps the most anticipated YA book of 2017, Carve the Mark reminds us why we were swept away by Veronica Roth’s first novel, Divergent. Before I get …