Reviews written by Angie F.

A dystopian society caused by vampires? Yes, please! It’s no secret that I’m a little (or a lot) obsessed with vampires, and my love of the Dystopia genre is steadily growing, so it’s no wonder that I loved The Farm! It even has multiple POVs which just adds to my...

Perhaps I’ve been spoiled by the amazing books I’ve read this week, or this book really was just bad. I didn’t connect with any of the characters, and found them either irritating (Luce and Daniel) or dull (Cam and Penn). I thought the reform school scenario was an interesting change...

In this seventh installment, things are looking up for our friends in Morganville. Bishop’s gone. Michael’s got a major gig and the possibility of a record deal. Eve’s been cast in the town play and picked up a new friend, Kim. Shane’s finally got himself a job and no one...

Eve & Adam certainly starts out with a bang! Literally! I was hooked from the very first sentence. Although I was also quite disturbed since Eve’s leg gets ripped clean off, but aside from that, this book is awesome. It’s not perfect, but it’s definitely a great, fun, unique read....

Bianca Piper is sarcastic, cynical, and has the mouth of a sailor! Seriously, if you’re offended by strong language, especially in YA, then you probably don’t want to read this one. But I definitely appreciated her honesty; she tells things how it is, and doesn’t hold back. She has especially...

I can sum up this review in four words and some exclamation points: vampire slayer were-unicorn awesomeness!!! You need more information than that? Well, if you insist… Meet Pearl: 16 years old, vampire, has a taste for mint chocolate chip ice cream, and doesn’t believe in unicorns....

Don’t Breathe a Word is certainly something different when it comes to YA Contemporaries. First, the main character, Joy, suffers from an extreme case of asthma which had her in and out of hospitals when she was young, and now keeps her mother on high alert for the tiniest speck...

I’m normally not a fan of the “I did this. Then I did that. Then he did that. And this, that, and the other thing. *insert metaphor here*” type writing style, but I think it worked really well for Shatter Me. Juilette has been in an institution with no social...

This is the honestly the hardest review I have written. I had no words when I finished reading Unravel Me except for “All of the stars!” because really, this book deserves way more than that measly five. I actually had to sleep on it, to come down from the high...

I have been beyond impatient waiting for this short story to be released! Warner has to be my favorite “villain” ever. I was fascinated by his obsession with Juliette in Shatter Me, so I could not wait to get into his head in Destroy Me. This takes place shortly after...

Riley is the daughter of a well renowned demon trapper, and the only female trapper (besides the one on some reality TV show). When her father is killed on the job, Riley must cast a protective circle around his grave and sit vigil until the next full moon or else...

The Dead Girls’ Dance picks up exactly where Glass Houses ended, which is great since that was some cliffhanger! We immediately learn more about the hilariously, sweet, Shane, who isn’t so hilarious or sweet with his crazy, vampire-hunting, biker, father around. In fact, his father causes a whole lot of...

Daughter of Smoke and Bone is 100% amazing from beginning to end! It was unlike anything I had ever read and was not what I was expecting. “Karou didn’t add that she didn’t need a Taser; she was more than capable of defending herself without electricity. She’d...

Wow. I thought Daughter of Smoke and Bone was magical and awesome, but Days of Blood and Starlight takes it to a whole other level. If only all middle of a trilogy books could be like this one! While it did feel like an extended set up for the last...

Crewel is a highly unique addition to the YA Sci-Fi genre. It’s some strange combination of Utopia and Dystopia. I know that sounds weird, but it’s true. On the surface Arras looks like a nice place to live. There’s no crime, just peace, but this is actually accomplished through weaving...