Colleen Gleason

REVIEW: As Shadows Fade by Colleen Gleason

REVIEW: As Shadows Fade by Colleen Gleason

Jia’s note: Because this is the fifth and final installment of the Gardella Vampire Chronicles, there’s really no way to avoid spoilers for the previous books in the series. Readers who’ve been waiting for the entire series to come out before starting, tread carefully.   Don’t say I didn’t warn you. Dear Ms. Gleason, This is [...]

Best of 2008 List: Reviewer Jia

Jia is our YA, Science Fiction/Fantasy, Crossover expert.   Jia came to us a year ago and provides great insight from the otherside of the genre fence.   She’s the one that brought Suzanne Collins to our attention here along with lesser known fantasy authors (or at least lesser known to me) like Rob Thurman.    THE [...]

Dear Author Recommends for February

Dear Author Recommends for February

Last month, Shana Abé released the third book in the shapeshifting drákon series. At the time of the release, we had not yet read the book. During January, Janine finished Queen of Dragons (The Drakon, Book 3). She loved the characters of the strong-willed hero and heroine and though she wishes the heroine’s past trauma [...]

REVIEW: The Bleeding Dusk by Colleen Gleason

REVIEW: The Bleeding Dusk by Colleen Gleason

Dear Ms. Gleason, I watched Buffy the Vampire Slayer religiously when it was still on the air. So when I heard your Gardella Chronicles described as Buffy in Regency England, I knew I had to read it. I think that’s one of this series’s strengths, as well as a weakness. If you loved Buffy, there’s [...]

Starbucks President Attempts to Get Closer with Patrons, Maybe Too Close

Author Colleen Gleason shared a story this morning about a friend of hers who was pursued, uncomfortably, by a married man when she was on a business trip. Turns out that the man was the president of Starbucks, Jim Alling. Since Apple and Starbucks has teamed up to provide Starbucks music to iPhone users, I [...]