Ok. Stop. Pause. Rewind.How could Amanda Hocking do this to me? How could she take me through an adventure filled with zombies, adventure and survival and end it on such a cliffhanger? It's like the cruellest form of literary torture!I have heard great things about Hocking's writing from a friend...
This is a 2nd book I read about vampires story. The first is Conversion that make me don't want read another story about vampires. For me it's perfect. But, since it's long time ago, I try read it another.The story and writing is good, but maybe it's me. It just I really annoying about Alice Bonh...
Even worse than the first! Poorly edited, little to no plot, and zero resolution at the end. Didn't actually get around to finishing it, but hated the way it was going so I quit reading it.
I accidently found Forgotten Lyrics on Wattpad and I thought it sounds interesting. Even though a plot is a bit confuzing because I haven’t read Watersong series yet, this prequel can be read on its own. The book is actually pretty short, maybe the book is not a good name, better would be short s...
I couldn't put this down. It wasn't because of the enthralling storyline or the masterful writing, it was because I had bet my friend I could do it. The typos that should have been fixed, mixed with the cringe worthy and predictable story made this bet really difficult. I find it hard to believe ...
Alice is a 17 year old girl, bored with her life. It seems school and nightclubs are the only things in her world. When Alice and her friend Jane are followed by thugs, they are rescued by Jack, who quickly becomes part of Alice's life. Suddenly she is spending all her time at Jack's house with h...
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