QBD Reviews: Black Ice by Becca Fitzpatrick
Britt’s plans to go hiking with her best friend Korbie were perfect. They were packed, car fuelled up and ready to leave until suddenly Korbie’s brother – incidentally, Britt’s ex-boyfriend – decided he would meet them at their parent’s cabin and join them. Now bitter and unsettled, Britt’s journey up the mountain in her old, […]
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: You’re Never Weird on the Internet (Almost) by Felicia Day
Most people fall into one of two camps when it comes to Felicia Day. It’s either, “OMG, Felicia Day! She’s from Supernatural, Eureka, Dr. Horrible’s Sing-A-Long Blog, and she created and starred in The Guild, that web series about people who play games online!” or it’s, “Who?” Felicia Day is that quirky redhead from the […]
Reviewsday: Watching You by Michael Robotham
Marnie Logan is a woman in trouble; a single mum with two children, a husband who has disappeared and left her indebted to the wrong people, and the constant feeling of being watched, followed. Feeling angry and abandoned, she turns to psychologist Joe O’Loughlin for help. One day, Marnie discovers a book prepared by her […]
