Book Reviews

Reviewed by W. Erickson, July 2019

Main character Cate attends an isolated boarding school on an island where the internet is very difficult to access and there isn’t much to do around the area. So, among the students at the school there is a tradition, a game called Killer is a tradition only few are selected to play. Members who are chose to play the game must be avoid being “Killed” through a series of pranks and identify the murder. Only this time it's different: the game stops feeling fake and things start getting dangerous.

Reviewed by D. Elsing, July 2019

Reviewed by D. Elsing, June 2019

Reviewed by A. Klink, May 2019

Reviewed by A. Klink, February 2019

Reviewed by D. Elsing, January 2019

Reviewed by W. Erickson, January 2019

#murdertrending by Gretchen McNeil is a book where the reader is taken on a thrill ride through plot twist, dark humor, mystery, and survival while main character, 17 year old Dee is wrongly accused of murdering her step-sister. Now she is sent to Alcatraz 2.0, a sentence that is usually reserved for infamous convicted killers, mobsters, mass murders, terrorists, and assassins where the good citizens of the world watch the executions of these most famous convicted villains live-streamed on The Postman app.

Reviewed by W. Erickson, January 2019

You Will Be Mine by Natasha Preston is a book of a girl named Lylah and her group of college friends go out partying near the holidays with Valentine's day coming up. As they are about to leave the doorbell rings but nobody is there. An envelop sits there on the door mat. It's an anonymous note addressed to there friend Sonny. The group laughs about it and the possibility of a secret admirer. But later that night when Sonny separates from the group he never returns. Then next note then arrives.