Reviews written by Michelle Lynn

A Walk in the Sun is an endearing romance that tugs at the heartstrings ever so slightly. Grief hits people in different ways, strengthening some and breaking others. Rose Darrow is the former. She's still dealing with the loss of her mother when we pick up her story. Not only...

We all know the story here. The Three Little Pigs is one of the most common tales we hear as children. It's from a time when fairy-tales were also designed to scare children a little bit. The scary bits were covered up by a pleasing rhythm to the words and...

I love books about magic. I’ll just throw that out there. So, this one excited me. It also has the benefit of a setting not normally seen in the genre – Rome, which is very cool. Lucius is a young man whose life has been planned...

What They Don’t Tell You About Love in the Movie is an interesting book, mainly in that I could never quite decide how I felt about it. Let’s start with the packaging. The cover is eye-catching. I was so excited to read this because right away...

Beautiful writing. A strong heroine. A well-done villain. A unique world. Miss Mable’s School For Girls is all of that and more. Bianca is a teenage girl whose family has suffered through generations of a terrible curse. Her grandmother is dying. Her mother is sick. Her...

Intriguing ... that's the right word for this story. First, would you look at that cover. It is very cool. Miri is a young girl who was raised by her grandmother until the age of ten. She'd thought it was as normal a childhood as...

I started this book as soon as I finished book two and was done in just two days. It moves along quite a bit faster than the rest of the series and I was thankful for that. The story picks up with Careen in custody and...

Immediately upon finishing book one in the series, I was drawn into the next part of their saga. It’s an intriguing world that grips you right from the get go. The story picks up as Tommy and Careen are making their escape from the capital. They’re...

Ahhhh ... the teenage years. High school is not an easy time for anyone. Margot is your average freshman girl except that she has spent years being tormented for no reason. She isn't the typical type to get bullied, proving that at that age, it doesn’t take much. ...

This is definitely my kind of book. It has an originality about it that is hard to create in the dystopian genre. I love that. As soon as I started it, I was sucked into this crazy world, just praying I wouldn’t be interrupted. Alas, life happens, but every time...

I finished this book a few days ago and have given my brain time to think before writing the review. That’s not really a bad thing. It just means that this is a story that takes a lot of mental energy. It twists the mind every which way, making you...

Whew, what a fun ride. The Dragon Hunter and the Mage was definitely my kind of book. Exciting, intriguing, endearing – all words that describe this story. The story centers around two brothers, Fadan and Aric. There is not a single thing not to like about these two. They’re teenagers...

This book was right up my alley. I am one of the millions of people who are no longer a young adult but who still love YA books. “Into Shadow” did not disappoint. Poppy is acting first lady of the country that was created to combine the U.S., Mexico, and...

There’s so much going on in this book! I absolutely loved it. After everything that happened in Visions, we go into this book expecting Heather to finally be able to have a semi-normal life. She has friends that know about her clairvoyance and a boyfriend that can...

I’ll be honest, I have never read a book having to do with clairvoyance before. I’ve read plenty of stories about people with “abilities” but I don’t think clairvoyance really fits into that category. Some people believe there are these types of people out there- I am not one of...