TRIGGER WARNING: This review contains mention of domestic abuse and stalker behavior. You have been warned. It's been a while since I read a really good thriller. Although I probably would not have read today's book if I had not recently become quite interested in true crime. To pass the time at work, I have … Continue reading The Obsession, by Jesse Q. Sutanto →

I was lukewarm to S. Jae-Jones' Wintersong on my first reading, but since returning to it a few years back, it haunted me in a way it had not before. Maybe the reason I could not understand it the first time was that my life experience did not quite match up with it yet. Wintersong … Continue reading Shadowsong, by S. Jae-Jones →

The Exorcist is one of those books that I wish I could read for the first time again. It's been almost a year since I first read it and some parts still haunt me. I've even watched the movie once or twice again since then, and I've come to appreciate the story's impact on horror. … Continue reading Legion, by William Peter Blatty →

Our old friend Janette Rallison has returned for some standard YA comfort reading. Not much more is needed to introduce My Fair Godmother, a companion novel to My Unfair Godmother.  Savannah Delano cannot wait to take her boyfriend Hunter to the prom…until he dumps her for her older sister Jane. Despondent and desperate, Savannah finds … Continue reading My Fair Godmother, by Janette Rallison →