This review is for the audio book version of The Devil’s Breath, a Thomas Silkstone mystery, by Tessa Harris, read by Simon Vance. This book was perfectly pleasant, not too taxing, quite entertaining, perfect to listen to while walking or sewing, or whatever you prefer to do while listening to audiobooks. We pick up where we left Thomas and Lydia at the end of the second novel: looking for her son. As they follow young Richard’s trail, a mysterious notary is one step ahead of […]
Dolph Kids 4 life
The caption to this picture is pretty much how I felt after reading this book. After enduring the 2nd book I somehow talked myself immediately into reading the third one. I was hooked…not because it was good mind you, but because Love, Lattes and Angel promised me voodoo priestesses, reincarnation and the Bermuda Triangle (and delivered on all three I think). Let me make one thing very clear before I tell you EVERYTHING about this book. It is pure garbage. Many times I caught […]
“Whole lot easier staying in and writing yourself brave instead of going out and BEING brave, is all I’m saying…”
Scarlett Epstein is about a smart, sarcastic girl whose social life is mostly writing fanfics for the TV show Lycanthrope High. When the show is cancelled, her group of fans has to find a new subject. Scarlett decides to write new fics based on kids at her school, namely her feelings about her childhood friend Gideon who seems to be turning into a popular jerk. I really liked Scarlett and her snarkiness and she’s easy to relate to, though sometimes frustrating. It’s a really fun […]
I Only Have One More Book Left. Hold Me.
Today dear friends you’re getting a two-fer…because I don’t know how to break them up. Last year during CB7 I read the first 6 books in this series and feel deeply, deeply in love with it. If you don’t remember, or if you don’t read my reviews–in short here’s the basic plot: in a single night most everyone gets attacked by these weird creatures (called ghouls by the survivors) who seem to be half zombie/half vampire. Neither of those terms get used, but that’s what […]