Review for Beach Battle Blowout
Competition has arrived to our little region and things get very crazy and oh so much fun!
Monday’s First Sentence ~ We Were Never Here by Kathleen Peacock
For weeks after the day Riley Fraser disappeared – a cold Saturday in March that seemed ordinary in every other way – people thought he would come back.
Friday’s Page 69 ~ Vivian Versus The Apocalypse by Katie Coyle
Nobody responds. I think it’s a mistake, a wrong number or a robot, but then I hear the faintest, most distant street noise.
“Who is this?” I say. I’m still holding the baby picture in my other hand and all of the sudden the two things seem connected. I know that’s silly. I know it’s late and I’m scared and my mind is playing weird tricks on me. But I have this sense, this knowledge I can feel all over my body, deep in my bones, that I’m right. That this phone call means something. That the silent person at the end of the lin is trying to tell me something by not saying anything at all.
“Mom?” I whisper.
Whoever it is hangs up.
Review for Afterlife Investigations #1: Asylum
Waiting on Wednesday ~ The Mary Shelley Club/The Last Girl by Goldy Moldavsky
Review for A House by the Sea
A family buys a new house…. and experiences tons of scary things! So, kids, never buy a house that is infamous. ;D
Review for Black Acres: The Complete Collection
Be ready to get scared! This house is hiding secrets… and you don’t want to find out what they are!
Review for Secrets of Camp Whatever Vol. 1
A girl moves to a new place (Nowhere) and immediately is shipping to a summer camp (Camp Whatever). From there magical stories happen and adventures are aplenty.
Audio Blog Tour ~ Inheritance by Gail Z. Martin ~ Spotlight
Friday’s Page 69 ~ This is Not the Jess Show by Anna Carey
Tyler was still holding my hand. He hadn’t let go of it the entire ride home. “What if we just stay here?” he asked, staring up at the house. The sky had gone dark, the moon just visible above the trees, a spattering of stars beyond it.
“In the driveway?” I laughed.
“In this car. We could order pizza, tip the seats back, and sleep. Skip school tomorrow and listen to every CD in my glove compartment. Get Chinese food and have my little brother drop off some clothes. We’d only go inside to use the bathroom and the phone.”