I usually avoid YA books like the plague. I have enough teenage drama in my real life that I don't need to be reading about it also. This sounded more like a good thriller then a romance, plus that cover is ALL sorts of awesome. So I decided to give it a go.It turned out to be a really well written ...
You know a thriller's not really that gripping or mysterious when you feel pretty comfortable in your guess of the killer's identity about a third of the way into the story. You also know it's not that great a read when you don't feel the suspense and desire to find out what'll happen next.The above...
It's high time I wrote a review for this. Made for You was a very fascinating novel. It examines what motivates a stalker/killer, and I thought it was interesting. Creepy, unsettling and scary, but interesting. I hadn't read anything by this author before, but now I will definitely check out more ...
I received a copy from Netgalley. The concept of this one quit intrigued me, though initially when I started it, I didn't like it much. I have a weakness for anything, described as southern gothic, particularly Ya with a Southern setting. But the characters seemed very shallow. The view point of t...
Initial reaction: Parts of this book that I thought were fine, while others didn't sit well with me at all. A few things to clarify though: while this is definitely a Southern mystery and some of it is accurate to the locales, this is not, I repeat, NOT a Gothic story. Nowhere near close, so I'm not...
When Eva Tilling wakes up in the hospital, she learns two things: first, someone tried to kill her with their car while she was walking home one night; second, that she now has the ability to see people's deaths when they touch her. It's a tossup as to which is the more traumatic.This is very clearl...
This book is a trip. I've never read a bad book by Melissa Marr. Which is hard since I've heard she's not so..........nice. But she proves herself, yet again with a stalker/serial killer loose on a southern town in Made For You. This book is absolutely riveting! Town gossip, proper social orderer, ...
When Eva is hit by a car and left for dead, she gains the ability to see people's deaths when they touch her. What she doesn't realize at first is that the hit-and-run was actually attempted murder. It's only after a classmate is murdered that Eva realizes that a killer is loose. With the help of he...
I found this while shelf surfing my library's audiobooks, I had never heard of it but I know and like the author, so why not. I like reading books blind, I have no expectations and it's all a surprise. Well, what a good find ! The narration on this was fabulous, read by three different people. This...
Publication: September 16, 2014 by HarperCollins Goodreads Goodreads Summary: "When Eva Tilling wakes up in the hospital, she’s confused—who in her sleepy little North Carolina town could have hit her with their car? And why? But before she can consider the question, she finds that she’s awoken wi...
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