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In this latest installment of Cat Adams’ The Blood Singer series, we begin TO DANCE WITH THE DEVIL with Celia in therapy. Her mother hates her, Celia’s grandmother doesn’t…

…supernatural. It’s a common misconception. Horror, as McCammon himself said in an interview here at EBR, is like a snake slowly encircling you and squeezing you until you are caught….

…before. While there he meets someone from his grandfather’s past, and Jacob begins to realize that maybe his grandfather wasn’t completely bonkers after all. MISS PEREGRINE’S HOME FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN…

…have you read a comment like that about a book and been like, “What the freak does that even mean?” So don’t worry. This book is so worth talking about….

…only wants to be accepted for who he is. We understand the decisions he makes, even though they aren’t the best ones, and cheer for him when he finally follows…

…Right?! Super tropey and a little off-setting in the beginning. Well buckle your seat-belts, cuz right there, is where the tropes end. First off, Diamond delivers complex, motivated characters, who…

DJ’s life is full of the good and the bad. For example: bad–last month she was bitten by a loup-garou; good–she was kept from changing by elf magic; bad–that meant…

…post-Earth universe with spaceships, the Republic and Empire competing for resources. There was plenty of military jargon and commentary on equipment (yawn). Montana’s independent, gun-toting culture could have been annoyingly…

…but if you’re looking for a good example of what Gene Wolfe has written, this probably isn’t the best place to start. Fairly entertaining but nothing to get excited about….