In a far future world and in the far depths of space, a distress signal is sent out from the moon of Aion. Captain Lexi Neel is awoken from hypersleep by her android assistant in order to answer this call. A sketchy time travel experience later, Lexi finds herself thrown into the unexpected opportunity to return…
Ironically, both of these books aren't incredibly typical for me. The first involves murder and mystery (which I don't usually go for) and the second is very much a contemporary romance that I'm sure might be chock full of potentially eye-roll inducing moments. But I like the idea of sirens and I was curious about…
Two books this week, one I definitely want nothing to do with and one that surprised me enough to garner my interest. Without looking, can you determine which one I added and which one I didn't? The books are We Regret to Inform You and The Truth Lies Here. One is about a senior applying to colleges and…
I should be fair here and say that How (Not) to Ask a Boy to Prom by S. J. Goslee probably isn’t for me. While certain aspects of it tempt me a little, the contemporary bit really does turn me off. I have a feeling that if I were to pick this up, it could turn…
Have you ever read a book that you felt thoroughly bored with just to get it over with? Has that ever turned into reading practically an entire series just to get it off your TBR? I have to admit, this isn’t something I find myself doing often for a number of reasons. The first…
I'll be honest with you all, covers definitely played a huge role in my interest for both of these books. The amazing thing about them both, however, is that once I clicked on the link and read the descriptions I can say that there's no questioning whether or not I'd request them because they both…
I am so excited for both of these books. I love cautionary tales, for one, and the fox aspect of it really drags me in. Admittedly, I really hate sharks, but the concept behind the second one is kind of hilariously dark that I can't help being interested. I know he's probably the villain, but there's…
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