QBD Reviews: Eye of Minds by James Dashner
In Michael’s world, virtual reality is no longer a toy for the rich; it is a way of life. Anyone worth knowing has a vivacious life in the VirtNet and for Michael, whose parents are away more than they are home, it’s an ideal way to spend his time. Along with a couple of close […]
QBD Reviews: Demon Road by Derek Landy
Demon Road again captures Landy’s signature wit, and his characters stay true to form and amazing. I couldn’t put this one down, in fact I finished the last chapter around 2am less than a week after I purchased it. this is a fantastic read and an excellent edition to any library, and a must have […]
QBD Reviews: The Rest of Us Just Live Here by Patrick Ness
Eight years ago, the indie kids battled vampires. Before that, it was the soul-sucking ghosts. Now something else is going on; indie kids are dying, there’s some kind of mysterious blue light searching for them, inhabiting townsfolk, and Satchel is in love with an alien prince she sees whenever she holds a pendant left to […]
QBD Reviews: Magonia by Maria Dahvana Headley
When it comes to snarky and lovable characters, it doesn’t get much better than Aza Ray Boyle. She’s been suffering her whole life, an illness the doctors can’t diagnose has been stopping her from being able to breathe properly, and she has to be incredibly careful about going near any kind of allergen. And then […]
