Now that I’ve read two novels by Matt Ruff, I feel I can safely say […]
The Girl with Ghost Eyes, by M.H. Boroson
What does a girl who is despised by white society and the male members of […]
Vermilion, by Molly Tanzer
Poor Lou Merriwether. She’s doesn’t belong anywhere. As the daughter of an Englishman and a […]
Beastly Bones, by William Ritter
Sometimes when I discover a new book that hits me right in the genres, I […]
The Incarnations, by Susan Barker
Many people in the world are looking for their soulmate—their perfect match, the person who […]
The Uninvited, by Cat Winters
Cat Winters’ The Uninvited zipped by so quickly that I was in the last chapters before I […]
The Gallows Curse, by Karen Maitland
I have to describe The Gallows Curse, by Karen Maitland, as both historical fiction and historical […]
Daughters of Shadow and Blood, by J. Matthew Saunders
I’ve always thought that the three brides of Dracula were a wasted opportunity in Bram […]
The Shore, by Sara Taylor
There was a passage from The Merchant of Venice that played on a loop in […]
Ruby, by Cynthia Bond
I’ve been on my Spring Break reading vacation since 5:00PM on Thursday and have, with […]