Entries by Karen McCoy

Book Review: SUNKISSED by Jenny McLachlan

I first heard about Jenny McLachlan from an associate publicist at MacMillan Publishers, and I’m so glad I read this book! Every good story has a great first line, and SUNKISSED is no exception: “I’m hiding in my bedroom wardrobe with my sister’s ex-boyfriend.”  This series did well in the U.K., and I’m really hoping […]

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THE BOOK OF BART by Ryan Hill

I met Ryan Hill at UtopiaCon this year, and when I found out about the BOOK OF BART, I knew I had to feature it. Have a look: Working for the man upstairs stinks, but working with Samantha, an angel in training? Offensive! Only one thing is so powerful, so dangerous that Heaven and Hell […]

On Books and Libraries, and the Relevance of Each

Libraries are a vital place for information and books. If you don’t believe me, this article by Neil Gaiman might convince you. Most of the time, librarians do everything they can to provide services and programs to the public, mostly by making a lot out of very limited resources. Which is why, contrary to popular […]

Book Review: THE MARKED GIRL by Lindsey Klingele

I featured THE MARKED GIRL back on August 3, and as soon as I got a copy, I devoured it. It’s a unique take on a portal story that offers superb writing, a page-turning plot, and a beautifully layered tale with amazing characters. Here’s the book cover and blurb: When Cedric, crowned prince of Caelum, […]