Can two science nerds figure out how to be together? Mermaid Aboard by Louise Cypress is a great short little read. It’s a perfect beach read. It doesn’t take that long, and you won’t want to put it down. Estella Estella is a mermaid that lives in the Tahitian Sea and is dealing with her […]
Can Rolf have it all? Shifter’s Wish by Louise Cypress, the first book in Ms. Cypress’s new series, and it’s fabulous. In keeping with her paranormal young adult stories, this one takes place within the same world as The Puritan Coven series, but we don’t encounter any vampires. Instead, we have shifters in the same […]
Not everything should be forgotten. Narcosis Room by Louise Cypress is a well-written novel. It was so tremendous that I devoured it in a day. This book has multiple points of views, unlike the other three books that I have read of hers. Ellie The first main character that we meet in this book is […]
Homeschool Slayer to High School Sweetheart Slay Me by Louise Cypress is another great read. I am so impressed with the whole little world that Ms. Cypress has created. In this book, we learn a lot more about vampires and what would happen if a vampire is a vegan as a human and even more […]
What could possibly go wrong when a slayer’s daughter goes camping with two vampires? Hunt Me by Louise Cypress is fabulous, I devoured. I read it in three days and I am still impressed with the whole little world that Ms. Cypress has created. In this book, we learn a lot more about how the […]
Check out these bright New Releases for June 2018 All of these books sound really good summer reads. Seven of these upcoming books are from authors that I have already read before. Some of them I haven’t read the other books for them. Except for of course Deanna Chase’s Love Spells books my mom has […]
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Remixed Bite Me by Louise Cypress is an excellent book. It reminded me so much of Buffy the Vampire Slayer mixed up. I am very impressed with this book a lot. Ms. Cypress is able to do a lot from the two different point of views she used in the book. […]