Review: Bootleggers by Paul Rudd

OMW, you gotta read Bootleggers! If you watched Stranger Things glued to the screen, and if you rolled your eyes at Jumanji while enjoying every minute of it, this is the perfect story for you.

Eighties style, movies, TV series, BMX bikes, serious game playing, portals, avatars, a scary enemy, a major mission, crazy adventure; it’s all here. And clever – I love how Paul Rudd used the movies and series we all know and love, and twisted them! The interaction between Tommy, Mikey, Ted and Kurt is so funny, you’ll be laughing while you race into the adventure. And there’s some romance amid the bromance …

Fingers crossed for Netflix discovering this; it will make an excellent series! I nabbed a print copy to grace my shelves – this is definitely a favourite. You gotta read Bootleggers!

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Review: My Brother's Keeper by S.S. Bazinet

My Brother's Keeper by S.S. Bazinet
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

From the get-go this story intrigued me (a teenage girl lifts a guy as if she’s Wonder Girl? Right, have to find out why!), but I was also soon horrified by the past this is based on (experimentation and torture of kids? Insert colourful expletives here), and therefore I found myself utterly hooked and needed to find out the why, what for, and also how could this dilemma be resolved. The premise is excellent and the story itself is an imaginative read. For my part, once finished, I actually sighed. My brother’s Keeper indeed!

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Bitter Bliss by Juliann Whicker

Bitter Bliss: Rosewood Academy of Witches and Mages by Juliann Whicker
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Having read the first two in this series, I needed to find out what happens next. At the time Bitter Bliss was on pre-order and I got my copy, and counted the days until it delivered to my kindle. Again, I devoured this installment! The story just gets better and better. I'm waiting now with bated breath for the next book :)

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Dread Delight by Juliann Whicker

Dread Delight: Rosewood Academy for Witches and Mages by Juliann Whicker
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

After book one, I simply couldn't wait to read this, and lapped it up as well. These teenagers are clever and twisted, and I raced through it. Another must read!

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Darkly Sweet by Juliann Whicker

Darkly Sweet: Rosewood Academy for Witches and Mages by Juliann Whicker
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I picked this up as a freebie, and LOVED it!! Seriously, I ignored every other project I had on the go to read it. Love the attitudes and the strangeness and darkness and complications. So much so, I bought the next book. A must read!

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Review: Never Forgotten by Kelly Risser

Never Forgotten by Kelly Risser
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

While this is YA/NA, I do think all ages will enjoy this. I know I did! It’s excellently constructed, with hints to the ‘something more’ spread throughout to brilliant effect. A great read; I will definitely be reading the next in this series.

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Review: The Treemakers by Christina L. Rozelle

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Review: The Cat That Made Nothing Something Again

****

A cute and fun story with an inspirational message. This kitty goes on a quest to save the world from the sponges that have sucked up all the water and discovers himself along the way. He also helps others find their true purpose.

A worthy read for young and old.

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Review: Echoes of Winter

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Review: The Wasteland Chronicles (Omnibus Edition)

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Review: Rise of the Dragons

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