This is a blog reviewing the latest book I have read along with the books I have self-published. Please feel free to follow along with my reading / writing journey.

Book 3 of the Wings of Fire series. Off to visit the Rainwings. They seriously cannot be as flighty and lazy as everyone keeps saying, right? Super cool descriptions and a whole new set of problems. It was nice that the author deviated from the whole get captured escape theme and took it a different…

Book 48 of Animorphs. This was a very dark book that jumps around a lot. In the end it is a full introspection for Rachel. Most of the series has grappled with the hidden cost of war. This kept on with that thought process. In the end it does not give us the conclusion of…

Book 70 of the Boxcar Children. What a great lesson and read. Parallels could be drawn from this to A Christmas Carol. Although told much differently, the moral seems similar and he also learns it from a ghost in a manner of speaking. I strongly recommend that this not be one you miss.

Book 2 of the Wings of Fire. This was a great follow on from the first book. It was nice to see Tsunami in her element. I love how they showed growth in her character. This is a twisting sinister series that keeps you asking who the god guys are if anyone. We shall see…

The car that kills. This is one of those stories that leaves you with the creeps. Of all the stories I have read thus far, this was one of the few I would call horror. Although maybe a thriller with a car as the serial killer. We put together with unforgettable characters, it is one…

Book 1 of the Dragonet Prophecy. This is a great start to a series. If too love dragons then you will love this series. The characters are unique and lovable. This fits well into the YA fantasy market and I would recommend this to 13 and up as there is some violence. Overall this is…

Book 47 of the Animorphs. This ones stands out from the others. It has a cool parallelism drawn between the storyline and the Civil War. The ending is a bit confusing from the journals point of view, but is otherwise a great story and I recommend not missing this one.

A markedly Stephen King novel. A great cross country novel with echos of “The Body”. Overall it is a good read. There are parts that seem long and this is defiantly not for children. We see glimpses of Stephen Kings own drug issues as we move through this book. The point of a boy setting…

Book 1 of the Dark Paladin series. As most people know, I am a Vasily Mahanenko fan boy. This series is far less polished than the other two I have read. This leaves me feeling that this must be an older series. I see certain aspects that permeate all of his writing worlds. This is…

Book 69 of the Boxcar Children. This was a good one. Kept you guessing to the end and it really has a bad guy behind it. What I loved was that it shows how villains are the heroes of their own stories. Definitely, makes you wish for older values. Unfortunately, I would see many now…