by Melinda VanLone | Mar 20, 2015 | Book Review, Thoughts |
I started reading this series a long, long time ago. Back when Jordan was still alive, and there was hope and promise that the story would reach some sort of conclusion though with every book released it was dashed, only to be sprung anew. As a huge fan, I...
by Melinda VanLone | Mar 12, 2015 | Book Review, Thoughts |
I’m a big fan of the MindJack Trilogy, so picking this book up was a no-brainer. Though I have to say…the reason I’d give it 4 stars and not 5 is because it’s in first person present and I just HATE that. It pulls me out of the story and...
by Melinda VanLone | Feb 12, 2015 | Book Review |
This week I’m immersed in the Dresden Files, an urban fantasy series by Jim Butcher. The series has been around forever, but somehow I missed it. Or perhaps the covers just don’t catch my eye when browsing, so I’ve never bothered to pick one up and...
by Melinda VanLone | Sep 13, 2013 | Book Review |
The Cavendish Home for Boys and Girls by Claire Legrand First, this is a middle grade book. It’s meant for 10 years old and up. I have to say, if I had read this when I was 10 I would have fallen in love, read it 50 times, and slept with it by my pillow....
by Melinda VanLone | Jul 26, 2013 | Book Review |
The Silver Sickle, by Ellie Ann I had the pleasure of reading this on the plane on my way to Atlanta, and when we landed I nearly refused to leave until I finished. What a fascinating story! It has a real steampunk vibe, but it’s not Victorian. To be honest I...
by Melinda VanLone | Jul 12, 2013 | Book Review, Thoughts |
Ocean At The End Of The Lane by Neil Gaiman You can’t go wrong reading Neil Gaiman. Seriously. The only thing that keeps me from absolutely raving about this story is that it left me…somewhat…depressed. I can’t explain why…but it did. And...
