The Serpent And The Wolf
by Rebecca Robinson

What if you inherit magic and don't know how or where it came from? Then you are promised into a marriage with a man you don't even know? Well, this is what happened to Vaasa. So, what does she do she tries to kill him! Yes, kill him and then runs! What does he do when he finds her? Well, read it and find out!
 
 

The League Of Lady Poisoners
by Lisa Perrin

I thought it was very interesting overall and I enjoyed parts of it very much, but I’m not a fan of reading about serial killers, so those parts made it not as nice for me.
 
 

From Here To The Great Unknown: A Memoir
by LISA MARIE. KEOUGH PRESLEY (RILEY.)

What an incredible memoir. You will cheer, laugh and cry right along with Lisa Marie and Riley.
 
 

West With Giraffes
by Lynda Rutledge

Excellent!
 
 

Unwholly
by Neal Shusterman

A great follow-up book to Unwind. Shusterman did a great job expanding on different ethical concerns pertaining to unwinding — Cam’s story was particularly interesting. I’m interested in seeing where he takes this next!
 
 

Ward D
by Freida Mcfadden

It was a good read but I was expecting more twist and turns like her other books.
 
 

Go As A River
by Shelley Read

The prose is what pulled this together for me. Just as the title suggests, moving through this text and allowing yourself to flow along with it is both enjoyable and insightful.
 
 

Clementine Book Two
by Tillie Walden

Clementine and her friends' story continues in this emotional and heartfelt exploration of young womanhood in the post-apocalyptic world.
 
 

Clementine, Book 1
by Tillie Walden,Robert Kirkman

An entertaining hero's journey set in the world of The Walking Dead. Clementine tells the story of a young traveler from Georgia and the people she meets on her way to Vermont.
 
 

Death of a Bookseller
by Alice Slater

Death of a Bookseller is the story of two young booksellers (Laura and Roach) whose paths are intertwined through true crime. A true crime fanatic, Roach becomes obsessed with Laura after learning that an infamous serial killer killed her mother during her teenage years. Laura, deeply traumatized by her mother's death, works to avoid Roach at all costs. Told from both women's perspectives, Death of a Bookseller tells the story of misinterpretation and unreliable narrators.