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There are no heroes anymore. Only legends. Only lies. Like the Heroes of Old by Kate Haley Genre: YA Fantasy There are no heroes anymore.Only legends.Only lies. In a land of gods and faeries, teenage Jak just wants to live a normal life in her tiny unremarkable village and keep her little sisters safe. Unfortunately, that isn’t an option anymore.
Read moreThe more things change, the more they stay the same! Four O’Clock, Montana Time Stewart Falls Cheerleaders Book 5 by Shannon Kennedy Genre: YA Teen Drama 14-year-old, Samantha Tiernan-Bradley and her soldier father always thought of each other at four o’clock, Montana Time regardless of where the U.S. Army assigned him. When they sent him to Afghanistan, he came back
Read moreForever Human: Humanity’s last chance by Ian E. Slatter My rating: 5 of 5 stars Wow… Crazy What an intense read. Powerful and emotional, even if flawed. It does a great job showing one of the harsh realities of humanity, for sure. I don’t agree with the ideology. I think it’s as narrow-minded as Ash, but the message is the
Read moreAda and Miry didn’t mean to start a city-wide catastrophe. Really, they didn’t. The Sunlit Ruins The Archives of the Forgotten Book 1 by Andrea Septién Genre: YA Contemporary Fantasy & Mythology Ada and Miry didn’t mean to start a city-wide catastrophe. Really, they didn’t. But when a family trip goes awry, the two Mexican-American cousins from opposite sides of
Read moreArtie and the Wolf Moon by Olivia Stephens My rating: 5 of 5 stars Great Story! I was drawn in by the blurb, though I’m not a big fan of graphic novels or comic books per se. However, this was a great story, and I loved it. It’s the best I’ve read in this genre yet! I loved the message
Read moreFortune’s Well(3 book series) REVIEWED BY KAREN J. MOSSMAN ORIGINAL POST:#WhatNornsReads – Fortune’s Well (3 book series) REVIEWED BY KAREN J. MOSSMAN Where did I find it: I won it from Chantelle Atkins. What I liked: that each of the authors wrote one of the main characters, and it was seamless. I couldn’t tell who wrote what, which is as
Read moreOff the Trail: A Short Story by Diana Urban My rating: 4 of 5 stars Haunting and Sad I didn’t know what to expect from this short story, but I’m glad I read it. It was interesting how the author formatted the tale and played into the human psyche. I felt Kayla’s anxiety, hoping for the best and being shocked
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