The Lost Girl by Allison Spooner
Angela Jackson is the great-granddaughter of Peter Pan—and she has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. Her Pan blood does not make her […]
Such a Good Liar by Sue Wallman
Thank you to NetGalley and Sue Wallman for a free ecopy in exchange for my honest review. Shannon’s mother was murdered by […]
Swarm by Jennifer Lyle
Thank you to NetGalley and Jennifer Lyle for a free ecopy in exchange for my honest review. One day, at Shur’s school, […]
Thin Air by Kellie M. Parker – Book Review
I received a free ecopy from NetGalley in exchage for my honest review. Emily is on a plane to France to compete […]
Thieves’ Gambit by Kayvion Lewis
I received a free ecopy from NetGalley in exchage for my honest review. Ross Quest is a master thief in a family […]
The Vines of Mars by A.R.K. Watson
I received a free digital copy through StoryOrigin in exchange for an honest review. A.R.K. Watson’s Vines of Mars follows Tomas, a […]
Outside by Shalini Boland – YA Dystopian Review!
I received a free e-version from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Outside by Shalini Boland follows Riley, a teenage girl […]
The Curse of the Cheval Mallet by E.E. Byrnes – An Honest Review
In advance, thank you to E.E. Byrnes for offering me a free eBook through Booksprout in exchange for an honest review. E.E. […]
Chasing Liberty
Chasing Liberty was a gritty, engaging member of the 2010’s dystopian YA boom, unashamed of its Catholic zing, a rare prize that the world needs right now.
The Perfect Blindside by Leslea Wahl
I’m back with another Catholic fiction book review, this one for Leslea Wahl’s young adult contemporary romance The Perfect Blindside. Teenage Jake is […]