Feed is the story of Georgia and Shaun Mason, two bloggers living in a post apocalyptic world full of zombies. They are worki...
Three sisters are summoned home by their mother with no explanation. She wants to give them some news. All three have been es...
As I mentioned in the earlier update on this, Carrie Fisher is both witty and extremely clever, but the biggest part of this ...
Well, it's Tyson, and he's true to form. Nice primer in astrophysics, although if you're already somewhat into the subject th...
Twelve to Murder is plotted well. What could make it any more interesting? There a mastermind or is it an ill person to wants...
Dette er tung lesing, og umulig å vurdere for meg. La meg bare si at dette bør være obligatorisk lesing for samtlige norske h...
This is the story of Mary Bliss Parsons, a young girl who moved from England to Massachusetts with her family in the early pa...
Sad to say that I didn't enjoy Book 2 as much as I enjoyed Book 1, The Rook. I can put it down to too much infodumping and b...
Five months checked. Seven still to go. Have a look at BookLikes bloggers May reads and let us know how are you doing in your...
Ooh that ending, this is SF with a sprinkle of fantasy, reminded me of Marion Zimmer Bradley and some earlier SF writers. Dev...
Rewind by Jeremy Bates is a horrifying mystery book. An unnamed protagonist woke in a dilapidated slum apartment with a dead ...
How Jerry Giraffe Got His Spots by Camelia Gherib is a cleverly written and illustrated book for children ages six to ten. I ...
** I received a free copy through NetGalley in exchange for a honest review** A sci-fi book about a game that is part of ev...