Ready Player One by Ernest Cline
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Short and Sweet: Such a fun book! If you liked the 80’s music and movies, you’ll really like this book. If you were a gamer in any form, you’ll freakin love this book! The writing was good and appropriate for the topic. Wil Wheaton’s narration was perfect for this story!
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Darkling by K.M. Rice
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I love a good spooky story, especially this time of year! The story has a little of everything: misery, love, patience, revenge, rage, and regret. I found myself crying at times, and grinning like a fool at other times. It’s an easy, comfortable read, and well written. It would have been an excellent audiobook, and if it ever becomes one, I will happily throw down money to hear it!
DARKLING is K.M. Rice’s debut novel. Well done!
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A Hidden Fire is a paranormal mystery/romance for adult readers. It is the
first book in the Elemental Mysteries Series.
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I can never seem to decide what type of blogging I’m feeling like. I do love reviewing books, movies, whatever, but I also sometimes want to just say something. Like… I don’t know, hi! Whatever. Anyway, I’m going to be adding the books I’ve read over the last few months to this blog, and take down my review blog. Cause screw it. I don’t feel like keeping up 2 blogs, and in fact I haven’t kept up two blogs, only one. I don’t even know why I bothered typing this up to explain it. Hmm. Well, it’s done now, so there ya go. Peace.
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Rage’s Echo by J.S. Bailey
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This was a perfect read for this time of year! I love ghost stories, and it’s been a long time since I’ve read one.
Basically, a young woman (Jessica) who fancies herself a paranormal investigator, is asked to check out and see if a church’s graveyard is haunted. It turns out that not only is it haunted, but she can speak to the ghost, and he follows her home against her wishes. From there, the story gets not just creepy and spooky, but it also becomes quite scary. There is also some seriousness woven through the story, but it’s not so heavy that you’ll feel it weigh the story down. The seriousness is what I think will give you something to think about after finishing the book, at least it has felt that way for me.
The writing is good, and I will definitely read more from Bailey, she is a fantastic story-teller. This would make a great book club read!
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