Bad Blood
I laughed, cried, grimaced, and shouted throughout each story, from the first to the last book in The Naturals. I wish it never had to end.
Romance
All In
I give this book a 5/10 rating. The last third had stretched unbearably long, so long that it felt more like the last half was pure problem solving.
Killer Instinct
All five teen prodigies introduced in Barnes’ first novel of the series The Naturals are back and rowdier than before. Their knack for getting into trouble also seems to escalate as Cassie and the others learn of the most recent serial killer case that seems to center around Dean’s father…
The Naturals
While reading about a serial killer may not be everyone’s cup of tea, Barnes’ knack for writing a good teen drama makes this book perfect for any reading woman who enjoys a bit of angst and romance.
The Inheritance Games
No one can read The Inheritance Games and simply walk away, unmoved or untouched, from Barnes’ romance, angst, and mystery.
Touched: The Caress of Fate
Reading Touched: The Caress of Fate by Elisa S. Amore was a journey, an experience, and a time that shall always be remembered.
The Vampire Diaries: The Reunion
All my complaining about the previous two novels might be put to rest after I read the emotionally-driven, action-oriented ending of the fourth book.
The Vampire Diaries: The Fury
Would it be worse to have a stunningly-beautiful vampire kill you, or to be turned into a blood-sucking vampire yourself?
The Vampire Diaries: The Struggle
Some innocence was lost in L.J. Smith’s story about the vampire brothers and Elena Gilbert, but the conclusion to the second novel is way beyond what I could have ever imagined.
The Vampire Diaries: The Awakening
L.J. Smith’s The Vampire Diaries: The Awakening will trance every woman, young or old, with its seductive, heady, sensual, yet clean storytelling.