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Fear. Fear has always been Gene’s best friend. It comes hand-in-hand with the duskers—basically hybrid vampires—that plague Earth, consuming the few humans that are left. Betrayal. Gene has felt betrayed by his father ever since he left him alone all those years ago, running off to sa... - Fiction > All FictionMatt. Short for Matthew, I suppose. No one knew his name until after the incident. No one talked to him. No one was his friend. I wish I could go back in time and fix what happened, but I can’t. Matthew was a strange boy. Let me tell you his story. Matthew Bens was a sandy-haired, frosty-blue-e...
- Reviews > Book ReviewsWhen Grace, an only child to the leaders of Save Yourself for Marriage, gets pregnant from a one-night-stand with the most popular guy in school, everyone does a double-take. Could the girl with the perfect GPA and a 2350 on her SATs really be pregnant? Even Grace has a hard time believing it hersel...
- Reviews > Book ReviewsMeg Fellowes has been a part of the Golden Rose acting troupe for as long as she can remember, living her life as a thief. Since women were not allowed to act on stage, Meg played rolls right on the street, transforming herself into a different person before picking people’s pockets. She was well-...
- Opinion > Love / RelationshipsJust when you think you’ve found the right person, they slip out of your reach. Just when you think you’ve settled down with the person who says they love you, you realize it’s all just a scam. Just when you think you really know someone, you realize they’ve been hiding their true personalit...
- Reviews > Book ReviewsImagine learning that your former best friend was in a coma. Imagine learning that someone had the audacity to smash someone’s skull, tie them up, and shove a gasoline pump in their mouth, simply because that person was gay. Now, imagine being in a town full of people who would help look for the p...
- Nonfiction > InterviewsRarely does a book’s title truly capture the enchantment of its readers. Yet in his novel, Far Far Away, Tom McNeal does just that: he guides his readers on an adventure far, far away from the limitations of reality and into the small town of Never Ever Better. In the company of a ghost and his ...
- Reviews > Book ReviewsEver since she was little, Julia’s parents have been telling her all about their honeymoon to London. Julia has nothing but happy memories of her parents, right up until when her dad died. After that, she and her mom continued their close relationship, but without a father in the picture. Neverthe...
- Reviews > Hot New ReleasesSahar and Nasrin have been best friends for eleven years. Ever since then, they’ve been in love. The two have kissed, pretended to get married, and dreamed of a future where they could be together. But that kind of future is forbidden in Iran; being lesbian is illegal. Sahar and Nasrin are constan...
- Reviews > Hot New ReleasesNadia, her dad, and her little brother, Cole, have just moved to Captive’s Sound after Nadia’s mother abandoned them. Aside from the fact that Nadia’s a witch and her mother was teaching her how to use her powers, everything is fine. Until, of course, they actually get to Captive’s Sound whe...
- Reviews > Hot New ReleasesI enjoyed this book a lot. Dave Cousins has a way with words that makes you forget all about the real world and drag you into the book itself. “15 Days Without a Head” is filled with drama, dilemma, and disaster: a perfect recipe for a must-read. Laurence Roach has been through enough. He has...
- Reviews > Hot New ReleasesI enjoyed this book greatly. Tom McNeal has a way with words which tugs the reader alongside the characters in their journeys. McNeal plants sneaky clues before throwing his readers a shocking twist in the plot that had me facepalming for not foreseeing it. Not once did I think of abandoning this bo...
- Fiction > Thriller/MysteryHe turned the key in the lock and opened the door. To his horror and utmost annoyance, he saw that somebody had gone into the house unwelcomed. He turned irately towards the tiny living room to see that the wallpaper had been torn down, bookshelves had been upended, and there were shards of broken g...
- Reviews > Book ReviewsI didn’t really like this book. I felt it was written to target a younger audience…maybe ages ten through twelve? The actual writing wasn’t that great, and there were many spelling and grammatical errors. Also, I tended to find many run-on sentences. Plus, many sentences just didn’t make any...
- Reviews > Hot New ReleasesCaught in the middle of a war between good and evil, Juliette is forced to make a decision: stand with those who have tortured her for years in order to access her powers, or join the strangers just like her that she has never heard of. After being kept captive and used for ten years by a sick, ruth...
- Reviews > Hot New ReleasesCinder, the cyborg from planet Luna, returns in the second book of the bestselling Lunar Chronicles written by Marissa Meyer. Now, not only is she the laughing stock of the world for showing up to Prince Kai's ball with rain-drenched hair and a wrinkled dress, but she has also become the Commonwealt...
- Reviews > Hot New ReleasesAn alien race known as the Assembly has taken over Earth, bringing the Tone with them. The Tone is a telepathically-broadcasted signal that takes over the minds of everyone above the age of eighteen. This means there is one group left untouched: children. Holt Hawkins, a bounty hunter, is one of the...
