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We're celebrating the release of Cowboy Villain Damsel Duel by Ginger Scott! One-click your copy on all platforms today and add it to your TBR! You won't want to miss this twisty romance! PURCHASE: Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083Z3J1PP Apple: https://apple.co/2RzbcEq Kobo: https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/cowboy-villain-damsel-duel BN: http://bit.ly/3aoZ4Pi Google: http://bit.ly/2twkp8J Universal Link: https://books2read.com/CVDD Don't forget to add it to your TBR! https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/48840620-cvdd RIVERDALE meets INCEPTION in this twisty and unique Ya coming-of-age romance by Ginger Scott Quarterback. Class president. Burnout. We all have our identities. Most of the time, they come from our circumstances. They’re made by others—shoes for us to walk in whether they fit or not. But what if? What if we could take off those shoes. What if we could wear a different pair? What if those boxes we put ourselves in are better…worse? And what if, when we do…we’...

Claire de Lune  By Christine Johnson  Source:  Bought from a Book Sale! :) Published by:  Published May 18th 2010 by Simon Pulse Edition:  Paperback Genre:  Paranormal YA Thriller/Mystery Purchase:  Amazon / Barnes & Noble **We receive a small kickback from Amazon purchases, all of which will go towards giveaways! Rating:  4/5   Synopsis  via Goodreads:  Torn between two destinies… Claire is having the perfect sixteenth birthday. Her pool party is a big success, and gorgeous Matthew keeps chatting and flirting with her as if she’s the only girl there. But that night, she discovers something that takes away all sense of normalcy: she’s a werewolf. As Claire is initiated into the pack of female werewolves, she must deal not only with her changing identity, but also with a rogue werewolf who is putting everyone she knows in danger. Claire’s new life threatens her blossoming romance with Matthew, whose father is leading the werewo...

Ten By Gretchen McNeil Source: I recieved a copy of this book as a gift from a friend! Publisher: Balzer + Bray ( Harper Collins ) Standalone Edition: Ebook 304 pgs Release date: September 18th 2012 Genre: Young Adult Contemporary/Thriller/Horror Purchase: Amazon / Barnes & Noble / Book Depository * Rating: 4/5 Description from Goodreads:  SHHHH! Don't spread the word! Three-day weekend. Party at White Rock House on Henry Island. You do NOT want to miss it. It was supposed to be the weekend of their lives—an exclusive house party on Henry Island. Best friends Meg and Minnie each have their reasons for being there (which involve T.J., the school’s most eligible bachelor) and look forward to three glorious days of boys, booze and fun-filled luxury. But what they expect is definitely not what they get, and what starts out as fun turns dark and twisted after the discovery of a DVD with a sinister message: Vengeance is mine. Suddenly people are dying, and with a storm ragi...

Wherever Nina Lies written by Lynn Weingarten If there's one thing I've got to say about this book, it's that it's misleading marketed. Look at the cover. Does it scream "plot-twisty horror thriller" to you? The cut-out ransom letters do look suspicious, but the color-scheme just makes the book look like another fluffy teen YA. NOT SO. (Although I actually do really love the cover, I just find it misleading.) I'm in no way saying that John Green's Paper Towns was a gender-specific book, but this really read like a version of Paper Towns (plus creepyness) written specifically for girls. You have the John Green-esque road trip combined with really great writing, throw in a spooky disappearance, and you get this fantastic book. So, you know, it's late at night and I sit down to read some fluff fiction. This story ends with me staying up far too late, scared out of my mind, but absolutely unable to put the book down. It delves right in to...

What Happened to Cass McBride? written by Gail Giles The only strength What Happened to Cass McBride ? had was its writing. Everything else was utter garbage, especially the plot. Let's do the good first, before we get to my massive list of complaints, shall we? The writing style was very unique, dotted with cutesy little phrases here and there, making for a poetic read. Other than that, the only other thing I can positively remark on was my like of the fonts that allowed for easy differentiation between characters. Alright, so, the negatives. First of all, this is a murder mystery of sorts. So it's very strange that the story is set up in such a way that the reader knows pretty much all along who the culprit is, instead of finding out at the very end. Most of the plot is laid out very early on, which eliminates a lot of the drama and suspense that a good murder mystery should, in my opinion, contain. I'm sure it was done to set the book apart from others in the ...

Full Tilt written by Neal Shusterman This book starts off fast , wasting no time with detailed introductions. This does result in a bit of confusion at the beginning, but not to worry, it's all cleared up through the rest of the book. It's a real roller coaster ride (pun not really intended ;P) of a book, suspenseful and thrillingly spooky in all the right places. In terms of characters, some of them are really compelling, while others are left slightly flat. Unfortunately, one of those flat ones, in my opinion, was the main character, which made it a less interesting read. I was very glad to see two brothers so close in age as the main characters, I don't think we see enough brothers in contemporary YA fiction, and I'm glad someone out there is writing YA that is appealing to boys. Shusterman has quite the imagination, and he makes up in imagination what he sometimes lacks in the writing itself. The ending was a bit predictable and felt a bit like one of those...