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Goddess Test trilogy by Aimee Carter
There is no one Kate Winters loves more than her cancer-stricken mother, so when her mother’s final request is to live out her short remaining time in her home town, Eden, Kate packs up their car and off they go. … Continue reading
[review] Touching Darkness by Scott Westerfeld
Warning: Possible spoilers for The Secret Hour. The Midnighters’ danger is only beginning. While the two couples worry about their new romances, Dess struggles with a problem that could unravel the secret of their past. The increase in action is … Continue reading
[review] A Touch of Scarlet by Eve Marie Mont
Warning: Possible spoilers for A Breath of Eyre. From Goodreads: Emma Townsend is back at prestigious Lockwood Prep, but her world has altered immeasurably since her tumultuous sophomore year. The best change of all: her boyfriend, Gray. And though Gray is … Continue reading
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Tagged A Touch of Scarlet, contemporary, eve marie mont, female protagonist, retelling
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[review] The Harem by Safia Fazlul
Disclaimer: Provided with finished copy from Tsar Publications for an honest review. Goodreads summary: Farina has only one dream: to be free and move away from Peckville, a Muslim ghetto in a large city. She is eager to escape the clutches … Continue reading
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Tagged contemporary, female protagonist, feminism, new adult fiction, Safia Fazlul, The Harem, woc protagonist
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[review] Perfect Scoundrels by Ally Carter
When Hale inherits his grandmother’s billion dollar company, Katarina is tipped off that everything is not what it seems. She’ll have to put everything on the line to discover the truth: including her relationship with Hale. I am a huge … Continue reading
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Tagged Ally Carter, chicklit, contemporary, female protagonist, Perfect Scoundrels, young adult fiction
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[review] The Madness Underneath by Maureen Johnson
Warning: Possible spoilers for The Name of the Star. Thanks to the Ontario Blog Squad for the ARC! After being nearly murdered by a ghost, most people would want to take things easy, but not Rory. Rory is tired of therapy … Continue reading
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Tagged contemporary, female protagonist, maureen johnson, supernatural, the madness underneath, young adult
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