I’ve loved everything I’ve read by Rhiannon Frater so far, and The Mesmerized is no exception. The Mesmerized takes us on a chilling journey with Minji, who just wanted to enjoy her Las Vegas vacation with her family. But it all goes to shit when the masses of people either drop dead or become mesmerized […]
Is it weird that I want to make out with that cover? Probably. I don’t give a flying frick, it’s hot! I’ve been completely in love with this series since I read the first book, Pretty When She Dies, a couple of years ago. Of course I was bummed about this being the last book, […]
I’m such a fan of the Pretty When She Dies series by the super talented Rhiannon Frater, so hell yeah I was excited to read this novella about Cass and Aimee. Pretty When They Collide is technically a prequel, because the events take place prior to the first book. However, the characters do not […]
Warning: I wrote the following while very sick & under the influence of cold medicine. Okay, so it’s no secret that I love Rhiannon’s books. So I was all over it when she announced she was co-writing a YA novel with Kody Boyd. I knew this wasn’t going to be like her previous grittier books, […]
I read Pretty When She Dies, the first book in the trilogy, about a year ago and loved it! So I was excited to jump into Pretty When She Kills. Honestly, as excited as I was, I tried not to set my expectations too high, because I didn’t want to be let down. Just in […]
The description of the book sounded badass, but admittedly, I knew there was the potential to go completely south with this type of story. But that wasn’t the case. I have to tell you how incredibly kick-ass this book is! The Last Bastion of the Living is set in the future, after the world succumbed […]
Oh man, this book kicks ass! First of all, the cover totally drew me to the book – I love it. And second, I’ve heard nothing but great things about Rihannon Frater. I was not disappointed in the least with Pretty When She Dies. It definitely isn’t a lets-go-to-prom-with-a-sparkly-vampire type of story (not that there’s […]
