Bloggy Come Lately
All posts tagged "debut"
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1.4KreviewTHE QUICK – LAUREN OWEN
The Quick by Lauren Owen My rating: 4/5 cats so, somehow i am supposed to review this. and it’s unfair, because it...
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1.0KreviewTHE STEADY RUNNING OF THE HOUR – JUSTIN GO
The Steady Running of the Hour by Justin Go My rating: 3/5 cats i feel like i may have missed something here....
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1.6KreviewSOLSBURY HILL – SUSAN M. WYLER
Solsbury Hill by Susan M. Wyler My rating: 2/5 cats let’s call this a 2.5. i really wanted to love this book,...
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1.6KreviewTHE YONAHLOSSEE RIDING CAMP FOR GIRLS – ANTON DISCLAFANI
The Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls by Anton DiSclafani My rating: 3/5 cats i was honestly pretty let down by this. it...
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1.5KreviewTHE STRING DIARIES – STEPHEN LLOYD JONES
The String Diaries by Stephen Lloyd Jones My rating: 3/5 cats hmmmm… this is a tough one to review. first, with the...
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1.6KreviewKILL TOWN, U.S.A. – JOSEPH LOVE
Kill Town, USA by Joseph Love My rating: 3/5 cats The strong do what they can. The weak suffer what they must....
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1.2KreviewYOUNG GOD – KATHERINE FAW MORRIS
Young God by Katherine Faw Morris My rating: 3/5 cats the kind of grit lit i like is the kind that juxtaposes...
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1.5KreviewTHE VISIONIST – RACHEL URQUHART
The Visionist by Rachel Urquhart My rating: 4/5 cats this is a lovely and haunting novel that takes place in a shaker...
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1.9KreviewTHE STRANGE AND BEAUTIFUL SORROWS OF AVA LAVENDER – LESLYE WALTON
The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender by Leslye Walton My rating: 5/5 cats hope is the thing with feathers and...
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734reviewEVERY CONTACT LEAVES A TRACE – ELANOR DYMOTT
Every Contact Leaves a Trace by Elanor Dymott My rating: 4/5 cats i really liked this, but i can totally understand why...
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1.6KreviewTHE NIGHT GUEST – FIONA MCFARLANE
The Night Guest by Fiona McFarlane My rating: 4/5 cats this book perfectly illustrates that whole frog-in-boiling-water scenario. it starts out in...
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716reviewZERO FADE – CHRIS L. TERRY
Zero Fade by Chris L. Terry My rating: 5/5 cats i’m not sure who the target audience for this book is—i think...