Today I am so excited to be part of the blog tour for J. Albert Mann’s The Degenerates! And it’s not just me, either: take a look at the Fantastic Flying Book Club to see all of the other bloggers talking about how great this one is! AUTHOR INFORMATION J. Albert Mann is the author of six novels for children, with S&S Atheneum Books for Young Readers set to publish her next work of historical fiction about the Eugenics Movement…
I’m a simple woman: I see a bestselling novel being produced as a TV show, I go buy a copy of that novel and read it before everyone watches it so I can be snooty about how much the book was better on Twitter. OK, in this case I had had a copy of Little Fires Everywhere on my shelf for a while, but when I saw the Hulu trailer I knew it was time to pull it down and read…
I am a true crime aficionado, but I feel fairly certain that if I asked you if you knew who Gypsy Rose and Dee Dee Blanchard are, you’d have a pretty good guess. Gypsy Rose Blanchard was the victim of her mother Dee Dee’s Munchhausen By Proxy for her entire life, which was cut short by Gypsy Rose’s Internet boyfriend in 2015. Now imprisoned for having her mother killed, Gypsy Rose is able to thrive and flourish as a young…
I have heard people rave about The Broken Girls for quite some time now. For one reason or another, while it stayed on my radar it never popped its way up onto my bookshelf, or my TBR. But when Simone St. James had a new book release on Book of the Month, I selected it as my choice and then realized maybe I should read something else by her first. I received a copy of The Broken Girls right around that time…
I wasn’t going to buy any more books besides my monthly Book of the Month purchases. And then our beloved booksandlala created her own mystery/thriller book club on GoodReads – the Literally Dead Book Club – and suddenly, I had to buy another damn book. The first book in Lala’s new club was a new release by C.J. Tudor: The Other People. I read Tudor’s first book, The Chalk Man, last year and enjoyed myself well enough. I didn’t have super high…
Hi, I’m Patricia, and if you’ve met me, you know I am certifiably nuts for Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen. (See: my reviews of The Wife Between Us and An Anonymous Girl, their first two books). So when I didn’t get my wishes to read their third book approved by NetGalley, I was devastated – until my blogging BFF Katie over at Pages and Pugs said she had a hardcopy ARC, but prefers their books on audio. She sent it to me…
Today I am so excited to be part of the blog tour for Adalyn Grace’s All the Stars and Teeth! And it’s not just me, either: take a look at the Fantastic Flying Book Club to see all of the other bloggers talking about how great this one is! Author Information Adalyn Grace graduated Summa Cum Laude when she was 19-years-old. She spent four years working in live theater, and acted as the managing editor of a nonprofit newspaper. During and…
I want to say first of all that I received this arc from The Fantastic Flying Book Club, and I am part of an amazing blog tour for it! You can find my blog stop, along with many others, over here on the tour page! If I had a slogan, it would be “I don’t like YA romances.” That would be it. Kind of a shitty slogan, but there it is in all its glory. YA romances typically fall into the…
I would like, first and foremost, to profusely thank the Fantastic Flying Book Club and HarperCollins for my review copy of The Hand on the Wall! I have such affection and love for this series, and actually screamed a little when the opportunity to review this grand finale came across my inbox. I am one of many stops on this blog tour – please check on all of my bloggy neighbors here to see the fun and shenanigans they are getting into…
Why have I read so many books so far this year, thus assuring my own self-destruction by July? The world may never know. That said, I have had Eight Perfect Murders by Peter Swanson on my radar for a while now, and so I figured I should read something of his first to ensure I have a taste for his writing. The Kind Worth Killing starts off in an airport, and since I’m flying this weekend and have already read a book about…