Wow, The Secret Billionaire by Teymour Shahabi was a great book. I knew it would be when I read the plot of the book. This book, by far, is my favorite one of this year! I couldn’t put this book down The book captivated me from that email, and even more after I started the […]
My take on this story: Stories From The Witch Store by Olga Gutsol is definitely different than what I thought it was going to be. It’s still a good book, just not what I was expecting from reading the plot summary of the book. The main character is a hereditary witch named Arelia. She lets […]
My take on this story: I Was A Bitch by Emily Ruben is an awesome story that I so happy I got to read. This wonderful book that had me hooked from the very beginning. I am in such book coma right now as this book is just that outstanding. What I liked about this […]
My take on this book: Class of ’59 by John A. Heldt is a must read for any reader that loves historical romances or even just loves the 50s. This book is different from the other two books that I have read of Mr. Heldt’s. This is the first book that I am aware of […]
Good plot idea but lacked follow through Finally, after a year later I am finally able to read this book. Sadly, I have to say that this book is getting a two-star rating from me. The reason for this is because it’s a good idea for a story but something that didn’t really keep me […]
Shadowhunters T.V. Series, Season 2, Part A Network: Freeform First Episode: This Guilty Blood Premiere Date: January 2, 2017 Episode Plot Summary: Jace’s depature with Valentine creates upheaval in The Institute; the arrival of Victor Aldertree hampers Alec, Isabelle and Clary’s plan to rescue Jace; Jocelyn, now awake, tries to catch up on events. […]
My take on this book: First off I am so terribly sorry for this very late review on this book. I am very glad once again for Mr. Heldt for asking me to read and review this book. This book has three different third person point of view chapters scattered throughout the book. The main […]
My take on this book: Wow. School of Deaths by Christopher Mannino was awesome and it kept me thinking about Suzie and her friends whenever I put it down to do something else. We follow Susan, Suzie as she likes to be called by her friends, on a sort of regular day for her in […]