A young teen, Callie Sinclair, was at a park with her family and was approached by a man who called himself Indigo. My first thought was he’d lead her away from her family and abduct her. But, no! His intentions were purely for business purposes. He’d been watching her over time and figured out ...
At seventeen, Callie Sinclair is the government’s youngest psychic spy, but if she doesn’t find a way to change the events she’s seen, she could lose the people she loves the most…and her mind in this exciting YA thriller. The story is well written with lots of details that capture the imagination...
Check out my blog for the full review at Rachel Blogs.This book wasn't much, it's easily forgettable and not something I'll go out of my way to recommend, and the synopsis was super misleading. This was much more "privileged white girl goes and experiences Mexican culture because someone might want ...
A line pops into my head, one I repeated dozens of times to get the right balance of hope and desperation that the Zombie Killer is known for. All that stands between me and the end of the world...is a bobby pin. I have two, motherfuckers. Vaya con dios, mi amigo. No, that's not a quote from the boo...
Did I ever mention I wanted to write soap operas… I’m sure I did. This book is what gives soaps a bad name. In fact, I don’t think I’ve seen a soap opera that is this messed up since the network was purposely trying to cancel All My Children and they had Dixie die by tainted pancakes. G...
This review is also available on my blog, Bows & Bullets ReviewsVivian Divine is a teen acting star who has received a very serious death threat. Now, she's on the run in Mexico with only her wits to keep her alive until she meets Nick, a guy who is the polar opposite of Hollywood boys. He's kind an...
***This review has also been posted on The Social PotatoVivian Divine is Dead is so bad that it’s almost comical. I was craughing after finishing it. No joke. With its clichés and "coincidences", this book is like a big fat joke. This is something that would be a million times better on TV than on p...
Vivian Divine is Dead. What an utter waste! It had me at the title but lost me somewhere after chapter two. Too much like a telenovela, and this was despite the setting. That whole thing about doubt suspension being directly proportional to how entertaining something is still holds true, because thi...
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