Reviewsday: Black by Fleur Ferris
They say Black Marshall is cursed…. I had NO IDEA Fleur Ferris would choose this topic for her second book! Gutsy effort and I have to say, she has well and truly conquered that second novel mountain. Black Marshall is the outcast in a small country town, there may or may not be a secret […]
Reviewsday: Firstlife by Gena Showalter
As far as Tenley “Ten” Lockwood is aware, her friends and relatives have all put her absence down to a boarding school or some ludicrous luxury retreat; whatever lie her parents have told to hide the fact that they’re had their daughter locked away in an asylum for three hundred and seventy-eight days. The reason […]
Reviewsday: The Sacred Lies of Minnow Bly by Stephanie Oakes
Minnow has no hands. The leader of a cult ordered them removed, and now she’s on trial for almost beating a boy to death. Minnow’s story unfolds in both directions; with us learning about the trials of life in the Kevinian cult, run by a man whose rules change with the weather; watching Minnow grow […]
The Notorious Pagan Jones by Nina Berry
Pagan Jones knows how easy it is to lose everything. Nine months ago, she was a movie star, surrounded by her supportive family and head over heels in love with a man who possessed a voice like an angel. Now she’s trapped in a reform school, crushed by the guilt of having caused her father […]
