Review: 21 Hours

21 Hours by Dustin Stevens The synopsis can be found here on GoodReads. I suggest reading it before this review. 4 / 5 Stars The writing style and characters really make this book enjoyable. I've never read a book that was primarily a thriller, so this was a first for me. I have to say that I really enjoyed it. It's a bit dark, but there's nothing too heavy, explicit or disturbing contained in this book. First Impression Neither the title or...

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Review: The Cleansing

Book Summary After the earth suffered from a series of severe natural disasters that claimed many lives, people are still fearful years later. America allows in foreigners from other devastated areas to assist with rebuilding. As a result, a new wave of immigration occurs, and now Americans are in the minority. They are discriminated against and blamed for global warming.  When a foreigner becomes president of the United States, he devises a plan...

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Review: What Money Can Buy (Adult/Erotic Book)

Book Summary ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD... When sexy temp Lauren is summoned to the office of her fearsome, billionaire boss Jason King, she's certain that she's about to be fired. Struggling to make ends meet and working two jobs to pay her father's medical bills, Lauren braces herself for a dressing-down from the handsome, enigmatic playboy. CAN BUY ANYTHING YOU DESIRE... But Jason King has other plans. He's been watching Lauren since the day she arrived,...

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Review: 99 Reasons to Hate Cats

Book Summary 99 Reasons to Hate Cats is for cat lovers - and those who manage to just peacefully coexist. You'll find yourself and your cat (or cats) in the pages of this fun, funny cartoon book. It shows the many ways our feline friends can make us smile, laugh and be driven a little crazy. All of the reasons are inspired by daily life with real cats. Short biographies of each of the felines who inspired the art are included in the back of the book. Each...

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Review: Five More Days With The Dead

Book Summary (from Amazon) Almost eight years ago the world changed and the laws of nature were broken. By the hand of man or by God, no-one knew for sure but now the dead were forever denied the solace of their dark oblivion. It was simple, if you died you came back, if you got bitten you came back. It didn't matter who you once were or what you once did, that was all gone now. All would become just one more of the Dead, stalking the living...

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Review: Life First

Book Summary (from Amazon)  Strong-willed Kelsey Reed must escape tonight or tomorrow her government will take her kidney and give it to someone else.  In this future forged by survivors of pandemics that wiped out 80 percent of the world's population, life is valued above all else. The government of "Life First" requires the mentally ill to be sterilized, outlaws abortions and sentences to death those who refuse to donate an organ when told.  Determined...

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Review: Maggie Moore and the Secret School Diary

While Maggie's life is a little more dramatic than a normal child's life, it's a fiction book and I think that the events in the book - from the family gifts to the talent show - will keep younger readers engaged. It's amusing, easy to read and doesn't get boring. The little sketches in throughout are also quite cute, and the bubble writing for the months in something I remember doing as a child so it seems pretty authentic. This is a definite must have for...

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