September 2012

Crewel

Author:  Gennifer Albin Series: (Crewel World #1) Expected publication: October 4th 2012 Publisher: Faber & Faber Categories: Dystopia, Fantasy, Science Fiction   I received an eARC  from Faber & Faber  via Netgalley. Thank you. I pretty much agree with everyone when… Read More »Crewel

Insignia

Author:   S.J. Kincaid Series: (Insignia #1) Published: July 10th 2012 by Publisher: Katherine Tegen Books Categories: Dystopia, Science Fiction   Between Stormdancer and False Memory, I think I like Insignia a little better. There’s something redeemable with humorous characters that even… Read More »Insignia

Stormdancer

Author:   Jay Kristoff Series: (The Lotus War #1) Published: September 18th 2012 Publisher:  St. Martin’s Press Categories: Fantasy, Steampunk   I felt the author’s enthusiasm on Japanese culture. It was very evident in the book. I also think it was… Read More »Stormdancer

False Memory

Author:  Dan Krokos Series: (False Memory #1) Published: August 14th 2012 Publisher:  Disney-Hyperion Categories: Fantasy, Science-Fiction   This book is describes as “debut is a tour-de-force of non-stop action that will leave readers begging for the next book in this… Read More »False Memory

Small Damages

Author: Beth Kephart Published: July 19th 2012 Publisher:  Philomel Categories: Contemporary, Realistic Fiction   When it comes to contemporary books, I like it best when it is written in direct to the point narrative. I’m not totally against lyrical style… Read More »Small Damages

Origin

Author: Jessica Khoury Published: September 4th 2012 Publisher:  Razorbill Categories: Fantasy, Science-Fiction   Should I say “it’s not you, it’s me,” because I feel it was mostly my fault why I didn’t entirely enjoy this book.  It was unfortunate that… Read More »Origin

Inbetween

Author: (Kissed by Death #1) Series: Tara A. Fuller Published: August 28th 2012 Publisher:  Entangled Teen Categories: Fantasy, Paranormal   There’s nothing much I can say about Inbetween. I expected more of the scythe swinging action but unfortunately that wasn’t… Read More »Inbetween