When's the last time you read something creepy? If your answer is, "It's been a while," then you should change that. Soon. In the meantime, you should at least take a look at a creepy cover. I can even help you out with that. Today's post is dedicated to helping reveal the cover of Death... Continue Reading →
Sometimes, all it takes for me to be hooked by a novel is a single question. That's it. One line, maybe ten words, and a question mark. That's exactly what happened when I read the summary for Sneaking Out, by Chuck Vance. That first line--which you'll see in a moment--grabbed me and refused to let... Continue Reading →
We all crave something that makes us feel good once in a while. For me, one of the ways of satisfying that craving is finding a light, romantic, will-they-or-won't-they (you know they will) sort of book. The Geography of You and Me, by Jennifer E. Smith, had been sitting on my shelf for months. I... Continue Reading →
What is it about teenagers solving a murder that makes me want to read a novel? I was a fan of Nancy Drew growing up, and I'm still drawn to that same type of story. Especially if it involves a cold case. Like R.J. Garcia's Nocturnal Meetings of the Misplaced: Misfit teenagers attempting to solve... Continue Reading →
I talk about books a lot on this blog, and that isn't likely to change any time soon. So why not kick off my new Favourite Five series with a book list?
Miranda Burski 