Yes, that’s right! There are SO many adaptations in the works that this ended up becoming a two-part series! It seems like every other day; there’s news of a new adaptation in the works. It’s a great time to be … Continued
Have you noticed that there have been a whole lot more adaptation announcements lately? Well, you’re not the only one to notice that pattern! As it turns out, there really is a spike at the moment. 2020 was the year … Continued
💜💜💜💜💜 A Lesson in Vengeance Victoria Lee Published August 3, 2021 By Delacorte Press Find it on Amazon | Goodreads A Lesson in Vengeance was OwlCrate’s pick for August, and guys: I’m in love. If you put a book in … Continued
October Picks for BOTM Every month BOTM makes five choices available to subscribers, plus a plethora of add-ons to choose from. Here are Cat’s choices for the month! October’s BOTM choices are: Everything We Didn’t Say (Thriller) The Lincoln Highway … Continued
Who doesn’t love a chilling debut novel? Dark and Shallow Lies is the debut novel of Ginny Myers Sain, and guys – I am officially adding her to my auto-read list, as I was so blown away by this book.
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 This Poison Heart Kaylnn Bayron Published June 29th, 2021 By Bloomsbury YA 384 Pages Find if on Amazon | Goodreads | OwlCrate *This post contains affiliate links. We earn a small commission if you purchase the book through the … Continued
Every now and then, The Book Review Crew members will be taking just a few minutes to talk about some noteworthy authors. They could be all-time favorites, a new notable author, or an indie author we feel deserves more attention. … Continued
🚇🚇🚇🚇 One Last Stop By Casey McQuiston St. Martin’s Griffin (June 1, 2021) 426 pages Rom Com OK I will start this review with full disclosure: I am not a fan of same-sex romance books. Personally, not my thing. But … Continued
The Sisters of Reckoning is the second novel and conclusion (I believe) to Charlotte Nicole Davis’ The Good Luck Girls series. It’s also one of those books that I’ve been counting down the days for, and with good reason!
The Prince and the Pauper meets fantasy in Sisters of the Snake. Sisters of the Snake, written by Sasha Nanua and Sarena Nanua, is arguably one of the better-written retellings I’ve ever seen. Throughout 500 (plus) pages, it takes on a life of its own.