Out Now: Queer We Go Again! is a follow-up anthology to All Out featuring 17 new stories by queer YA authors about queer characters. There was a good mix of fantasy and contemporary stories in there. Like most anthologies, it was a mix of stories that I really liked, ones I thought were okay, and ...
This book has no ending. For real. It just stops. I'm not even sure I can classify it as a cliffhanger it is so abrupt. And with a page count approaching 500 that really yanks my chain. On the plus side this book is mostly set in India, which was a nice change from the well tread streets of London...
This was a cute queer teen romance with some really interesting world building. I find the idea of time being run by clocks, and all the implications and complications that entails, absolutely fascinating. I can honestly say I've never encountered a setting quite like this one before. Heck, I didn't...
*I received this audiobook as part of my participation in a blog tour with Audiobookworm Promotions. Danny Hart is the youngest mechanic to take care of the clock towers. He has his fears to overcome, and one tower keeps breaking and he keeps repairing. But what he learns of the tower and it's spiri...
Set in a Victorian England, the clock towers keep time from fracturing and the Timekeepers keep the clocks ticking along smoothly. Danny Hart is a time mechanic like his father and he hopes to one day free his father and citizens of a Stopped town where a clock tower broke 3 years ago. Meanwhile, he...
This novel didn’t really work for me, although it has an intriguing premise. Time can change. It can Stop. It can jump without continuity. The only things that keep the time from hiccuping are the magical clock towers. Each clock tower has an area of influence, usually a town and surrounding area, w...
I have tried audio books before but it didn't work out. I was so excited for Timekeeper I just had to give it another shot. I'm so glad I did!Not only did I LOVE Timekeeper but I'm going to keep trying audiobooks out now since this went so well. ↣I love the worldbuilding. Original, doesn't just focu...
The Sunday Street Team is a group of bloggers led by the marvelous Nori @ ReadWriteLove28 who aim to bring well-deserved attention to new and upcoming books and their authors. This month's post is featuring Tara Sim and her steampunk debut novel, Timekeeper. I would recommend Timekeeper to fan...
This was a very cute alternate Victorian world in which the clocks have a life of their own and the mechanics that take care of them are very much respected. And rightly so, as when the clock fails, there is chance the whole town will get Stopped, lost in time. It was a nice surprise as I really lik...
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