B ReviewsBloomsbury / Contemporary / Florida / road trip / Young-AdultComments Off on REVIEW: The Devil You Know by Trish Doller
Dear Ms. Doller, My introduction to your books was Something Like Normal, which was one of the very first new adult novels I ever read. I loved that novel and still think it captures the new adult experience very well. Your second novel, Where the Stars Still Shine, didn’t sound ... more >
B+ Reviews / Recommended ReadsBloomsbury / reincarnation / Science Fiction / Young-Adult4 Comments
Dear Ms. Miranda, I always look forward to reading a new book of yours. Your latest novel, Soulprint, has an interesting premise. What if we gained the ability to track a person’s soul via their DNA? What if we kept that information in a database? And what if we used ... more >
B- ReviewsBloomsbury / Maine / psychological thriller / Young-Adult1 Comments
Dear Ms. Miranda, I loved your first novel, Fracture. Part medical mystery and part psychological thriller, I admit it was the shifting relationship between Delaney and Decker that caught and held my attention. I adore the friends to lovers trope, and it was done so well in that book. Even ... more >
B- ReviewsBloomsbury / Contemporary / New York City / Paris / spies / Young-Adult4 Comments
Dear Ms. Benway, Your previous novel, Also Known As, was one of my favorite novels last year. I was charmed by prodigy safecracker Maggie and her family of spies. In that novel, Maggie and her parents are sent to New York to stop a journalist from exposing the secrets of ... more >
C ReviewsBloomsbury / Contemporary / football / Young-Adult10 Comments
Dear Ms. Elkeles, Despite being a diehard fantasy and paranormal reader, I find myself gravitating more and more towards contemporary YA novels these days. Something different, I guess, that won’t flounder in my jaded eyes. I’ve been aware of your novels for a while but I’ve never picked them up. ... more >
C+ ReviewsBloomsbury / murder / Young-Adult1 Comments
Dear Ms. Wolf, In a sea of urban fantasies, paranormals, and dystopias, the young adult thriller-mystery never fails to stand out. At least it does to me. But I can’t help and wonder about the poor best friend in these books. Why are they always dead? Why is the friend ... more >