It isn't Halloween if I don't review some campy goodness by R.L. Stine. I've reviewed almost all of his adult horror books and I've also ranked my favorite Goosebumps books; you can check that out here. Sadly, I missed out on reading his books for teenagers. By the time I was a teen, I … Continue reading Book Review for “Halloween Night” by R.L. Stine
I don't even know why I try with V.C. Andrews' books anymore. I go into them so optimistically and I'm always disappointed; the ones written after 2005, that is. My latest hot garbage read is Secret Brother, the last "sequel" to Flowers in the Attic. There were three books written in a spin off type … Continue reading Book Review for “Secret Brother” by V.C. Andrews
One of my favorite historical fiction authors is Philippa Gregory and oddly enough, I haven't reviewed much by her on my blog. Most of her books I read before I ever started blogging but I do plan to reread and review them. One of her books that I had never read, however, was Changeling. It … Continue reading Book Review for “Changeling” by Philippa Gregory
It's only April but I have found the worst book of 2019 and that is Bittersweet Dreams by V.C. Andrews (Andrew Neiderman). I have read almost all of the V.C. Andrews' books over the past ten-ish years. The newest ones have been consistently terrible. After finishing Bittersweet Dreams, I have decided to no longer purchase … Continue reading Book Review for “Bittersweet Dreams” by V.C. Andrews
I'm not sure why I keep torturing myself by buying all the new V.C. Andrews releases. I keep holding out hope that Andrew Neiderman, the ghostwriter for Andrews, will return to writing actually GOOD stories but so far that hasn't happened. Echoes in the Walls is the sequel to House of Secrets and just as … Continue reading Book Review for “Echoes in the Walls” by V.C. Andrews
