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REVIEW: After the End by Bonnie Dee
Dear Ms. Dee: This was a book recommended to me after I expressed interest in post apocalyptic books, an interest stoked by the writing of Kylie Scott. “After the End” is a more plot driven, cinematic...
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REVIEW: Dead of Eve by Pam Godwin
Dear Ms. Godwin: This is a compelling but flawed post apocalypse/science fiction/suspense genre bender with a host of multicultural characters. Unfortunately one race is singled out as the villains...
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REVIEW: One Thousand and One Nights by Ruth Browne
Dear Ms. Browne: This debut short story has a voice that grabbed me — moody and beautiful and intriguing. The story itself left me going “huh?” at times, but the more I think about it, the more I...
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REVIEW: Patient Z by Becky Black
Two years ago the zombie apocalypse wiped out the world police officer Mitch Kennedy had a role in. But he’s found a way to continue doing his duty, serving as guardian of a small community of...
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REVIEW: Ghost Train to New Orleans by Mur Lafferty
Dear Ms. Lafferty, I’ll admit it, I almost didn’t pick Ghost Train to New Orleans up. I found it on BookBub and figured “well, why not.” I needed something a little different and New Orleans is...
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REVIEW: the greatest zombie movie ever by Jeff Strand
After producing three horror movies that went mostly ignored on YouTube, Justin and his filmmaking buddies decide it’s time they create something noteworthy, something epic. They’re going to film the...
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REVIEW: Archangel’s Sun by Nalini Singh
Dear Nalini Singh, In Archangel’s War, the last book in your Guild Hunter series, Illium’s father, the archangel Aegaeon, awoke from Sleeping. His return caused a seismic shift in Illium’s mother,...
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REVIEW: Something Strange and Deadly by Susan Dennard
Dear Ms. Dennard, It seems like steampunk books are all the rage these days. I admit I’ve yet to find a steampunk YA that I can really get behind but I keep hoping. And if there’s one thing that...
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REVIEW: Flesh by Kylie Scott
Dear Ms. Scott: I don’t like post apocalyptic stories. I am not a fan of zombies. Thank goodness for other reader’s recommendations because without them, my own prejudices would make me miss...
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REVIEW: Skin by Kylie Scott
Dear Ms. Scott: I bought this directly after finishing Flesh and was totally thrilled to be immersed in your evocative post apocalyptic world once again. While the two main characters in this book had...
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