Mercedes Lackey has written over 100 books, but Hunter is her first official foray into the young adult market. (Those old enough to remember the days before the creation of the young …
Anne Boles Levy's debut novel The Temple of Doubt emerges with religious magicians, demonic possession, and primitive island lore, entreating readers with elements that are both familiar and…
Friendships and faith are tested in Paul Griffin's latest YA novel, Adrift. Told through the perspective of teen protagonist Matt Halloway, readers will become absorbed in this harrowing sea adve…
If this book's cover doesn't scream "Read me!" to everyone who sees it, then it is unclear what cover will. This eye-catching cover has particularly high guy-appeal. The novel starts off w…
Galax-Arena is an intense book. Think Hunger Games, but with aliens and gymnastics-to-the-death. It is definitely creepy and latches onto your mind so that you might not forget about t…
Trollhunters by Guillermo del Toro and Daniel Kraus has one of the best prologues of recent memory. It is gripping, atmospheric, and intense in its emotional potency. However, the novel the…
As book one of The Storm Siren Trilogy, author Mary Weber really captured my interest with Storm Siren. The main character, Nym, is a force to be reckoned with, even against the many fierce opponents …
Overturning Wrongful Convictions by Elizabeth A. Murray, PhD, is a non-fiction book that will interest anyone that finds forensic science intriguing. In this well-written book, Dr. Murray g…
A delightful opening to a wonderful trilogy! With a hint of steampunk, plenty of magic, and an exciting adventure, Holmberg weaves a compelling tale. Ceony is a complex, well-written protagonist,…
Jon S. Lewis takes the reader on an exciting adventure in this first installment of The C.H.A.O.S. Trilogy. Invasion introduces the reader to a new superhero and like most other superheroes, his story…
Author Alma Alexander's latest YA series, The Were Chronicles, perpetuates speed with its starter novel, Random (The Were Chronicles #1). A befitting title for the novel, it will seem t…
Picking up right where Luminary left off, Revolutionary concludes the excellent Anomaly trilogy. The characters from book two are also the cast for book three so the reader gets to delve further into …
