Sometimes I Scare Myself
By Jeneva Rose
Wow! Just, wow! All three of the short stories had me wondering what the heck goes on in Jeneva Rose’s brain–and I loved every minute of it! In...
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By Jeneva Rose
Wow! Just, wow! All three of the short stories had me wondering what the heck goes on in Jeneva Rose’s brain–and I loved every minute of it! In...
By Matt Dinniman
I think this is my favorite of the series so far. The politics behind the games is way more interesting to me than the actual competitions and boss...
By Jenny Lawson
I hadn't revisited this book since it was published 13 years ago. Jenny Lawson makes me laugh out loud in public.
By Andrea Dworkin
Very commanding tone in the authors writing. Had me profoundly sad in moments and affirmed a lot of my own conclusions on the sex classes based on my...
By Liz Moore
It took a while for me to get invested in this book, but then I couldn't get enough. It's an excellent mystery that also juxtaposes the lives of the...
By Kit Frick
Friends and Liars is everything I expect from Kit Frick: twists, unreliable narrators, and expertly crafted multiple POV! At several points, I...