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Short Story Saturday: Automatic by Rachel Caine
Automatic had the making of a great short story but I couldn’t fully enjoy it. The reasoning behind that is pretty simple though; I haven’t read any of the Morganville […]
Short Story Saturday: Skin Contact by Kimberly Derting | Review
When I read Skin Contact I had no idea it was part of The Body Finder series. I figured I should start my review with that since I think if […]
Short Story Saturday: Leaving by Ally Condie | Review
Leaving is one of those stories that could be good but wasn’t really. Ally Condie started off strong but there was just too much information missing from the story for […]
Short Story Saturday: Bridge (Shade #2.5) by Jeri Smith-Ready | Review
Bridge is part of the Shade series which I didn’t know when I started it. I’ve only read the first book in the Shade trilogy and I felt like I […]
Gilded Ashes by Rosamund Hodge | Review
Gilded Ashes is a novella set in the same world as Cruel Beauty. That was all it took to get me to give this book a shot. While I normally […]
Short Story Saturday: Night of Cake & Puppets (DoSaB #2.5) by Laini Taylor | Review
I love Laini Taylor. I’m just gonna start out saying that. The Night of Cake & Puppets is the story of Zuzana and Mik’s first date. Zuzana has always been […]
Short Story Saturday: Elixir by Jennifer L. Armentrout | Review
I continue to be impressed by Jennifer L. Armentrout’s books. Elixir will not disappoint fans of the Covenant series. I normally don’t read novellas like this one but I made […]
Short Story Saturday: Roar and Liv (Under the Never Sky #0.5) by Veronica Rossi
I’m a little behind with my novellas. I’ve already read both Under the Never Sky and Through the Ever Night but I decided to go back and read Roar and […]
Short Story Saturday: Hana (Delirium #1.5) by Lauren Oliver | Review
I’ve always been a fan of Lauren Oliver’s books whether they be contemporary or dystopian. However, Hana really let me down. I was expecting a lot more from this novella […]