If you were a child of the ’90s, it’s safe to say you saw the words “Executive Producer: Peter Engel” flash across your television screen at some point in time, ending every episode of the classic series Saved by the Bell. Generation after generation fell in love with the sitcom about neon-loving kids at a […]

Still seeking the perfect holiday gift for that YA fiction-lover in your life? Author Yvonne Ventresca‘s sophomore novel Black Flowers, White Lies may just fit the bill. Black Flowers, White Lies follows cat-loving, superstitious protagonist Ella, a teenager whose strong connection to her father endures despite the fact that he died before her birth. When […]

Author Sarah Glenn Marsh‘s debut novel Fear the Drowning Deep was released by Sky Pony Press on Oct. 11. Set against the mystical backdrop of the Isle of Man in 1913, this YA book follows protagonist Bridey as she grapples with her fear of the ocean (hence the title), encountering a supernatural threat and a […]

Title: The Midnight Watch Author: David Dyer Genre: Historical Fiction ISBN: 9781250080936 Published: April 5, 2016 St. Martin’s Press Purchase: Amazon, Barnes & Noble Main Characters: John Steadman, Stanley Lord, Herbert Stone Synopsis: Did you know that on the night of April 14, 1912, when the Titanic was sinking, that there was a large cargo ship six miles away that could have […]

Today we’re reviewing “Big Bad Killing Machine” by author Sally A. Allen. The dark mystery can best be described as a thrilling tale about the deteriorating mental state of a high school student. The main character, Colton, is an athlete who just so happens to spend his spare time brutally murdering others.