This book creeped me out, mostly because of the teacher-crush angle. It's definitely a good read and the twists were well done (plus, the message about why crushing on an adult is icky).

I love Gregory's historical fiction (despite the heavy romance angle she takes), but this one was kind of flat. It's the first in a series, so it might pick up, but it's not to her usual level of storytelling.

I didn't much care for this; the beautiful language felt forced. I had to reread passages several times to get through the fluff and figure out what the hell was going on.

Great style and use of diverse characters. A fun new addition to the Olympian series.

I thoroughly enjoyed Cooper's Library of Souls trilogy, so I was excited to see this one. I was really disappointed in the significant amount of direct characterization and obvious need of a solid editor. The premise was fun, but the prose and structure needed a lot more work.

I love Rollins for action; this book was a fun summer read that touches gently and respectfully on PTSD among soldiers. Also, the idea of drones as war tools is intriguing.

Interesting mystery for fans of Macbeth.

The pace was a bit slower than I like, but an interesting path with a decent twist at the end. I wish I could give somewhere between like and so-so.

This is the first book -ever- I had to run out and buy rather than read the library electronic version. It's richly worded and really explores what being a lover of books and words is like.

I usually read action/adventure, so loving this book really surprised me, but I've gotten many hooked on it.