Book Review: Incarnate (Newsoul, Book 1)

By: Jodi Meadows

http://www.jodimeadows.com/

ISBN-10: 0062060759 (Hardcover)

For thousands of years the same souls have been reborn over and over again. Then something that should never have happened did - a new soul was born: Ana. Now she must overcome her youth in a society of old souls to find out why she exists and where she belongs.

An easy and intriguing young adult read, Incarnate flows from cover to cover and leaves you

Book Review: The Camel Club

By: David Baldacci

ISBN-10: 0446615625

The Camel Club - a rag tag team of friends led by the "past-less" Oliver Stone - is a strangely capable group who's purpose is to discover the truth about what's really going on in the government. When they stumbles upon a murder that smells of corruption - it becomes a lethal race to discover the murderers' identities and silence them before the Camel Club is the one to get silenced.

Book Review: Echo's Revenge (The Ultimate Game, Book 1)

By: Sean Austin

ISBN: 098372640X

Fourteen year old Reggie and his younger brother Jeremy are expert on-line gamers, but when the line between fantasy and reality disappears, they find themselves caught in a fight they don't know how to win.

Echo's Revenge combines gaming with science fiction in an easy flowing young adult read that keeps you guessing to the very end. Readers should be aware that it contains physical

Book Review: The Red Pyramid (Kane Chronicles, Book 1)

By: Rick Riordan

ISBN-10: 1423113454 (Paperback)

ISBN-13: 978-1423113454 (Paperback)

Carter and Sadie Kane have lived apart ever since their mother's death and an ugly custody battle left them separated with only two days together a year. They were virtually strangers the day their dad took them to the museum, blew up an exhibit, released several Egyptian deities, and was captured by the evil god Set. Now Carter and Sadie must work together to rescue their dad, discover the secrets of their family's heritage, and defeat Set before he destroys North America.

The Red Pyramid is an entertaining Middle Grade to Young Adult

Series Review: Alpha & Omega

By: Patricia Briggs
Review encompasses the 3 books and 1 novella currently published.

Premise

Over a century old, Charles thought he would always be alone. Now that he has Anna, his world is permanently turned upside-down and he never knows what to expect.  Rescued from an abusive pack by Charles Cornick, a powerful dominant who now claims to be her mate, Anna learns that she is actually a rare Omega wolf.  Together they face the dangers of a world that contains vampires, witches, fey and all sorts of other nasties, while learning more about each other and themselves. 

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Alpha and Omega - The Novella

Alpha & Omega (the concurrent spin-off to Patricia Briggs' Mercedes Thompson series) is an intriguing and entertaining series with each book told from both Anna and her mate Charles' point of view.  The series began when Briggs wrote a novella entitled Alpha and Omega based on some background individuals in Mercy Thompson's world. 

Book Review: Fair Coin

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By: E.C. Myers
ISBN: 1616146095
Review copy provided by Prometheus Books

Ephraim's life is a mess until a magic coin gives him the power to wish his problems away. Suddenly, his mother is no longer a drunk, his long time crush likes him back, and life is looking pretty good - until his wishes start to backfire and things get progressively more screwed up. Desperate for answers, Ephraim goes searching only to discover that things are not what they seems and the truth is even more mind-blowing.

Book Review: Percy Jackson & The Sea of Monsters (Book 2)

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By: Rick Riordan

ISBN-10: 0739331191 (Audio Book)

ISBN-13: 978-0739331194 

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On his return to camp, Percy finds Monsters attacking and the protective barrier destroyed. If the barrier isn't restored soon, the camp and its campers could be lost.

The Sea of Monsters starts with a roar and ends with a surprise that will leave you reaching for the next book. Our understanding of key characters and the world they live in expands

Book Review: Artemis Fowl and The Opal Deception (#4)

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By: Eoin Colfer

http://eoincolfer.com/

ISBN-10: 030724332X (Audio Book)

When an enemy from his supposed past resurfaces, Artemis must come to terms with what he doesn't remember in order to have a chance at saving his life, friends, human civilization and the fairy world at large from certain destruction.

The Opal Deception takes a more serious tone than its predecessors, with some truly life threatening peril and death.

Book Review: MUSE (Volume 1)

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By: Janica L. Stoff
ISBN: 9780615614434

All Callie wanted for her sixteenth birthday was a drivers license - what she got, was the magical ability to freeze time. Pretty cool, unless you don't have a clue what's going on, and the only person who seems to know is your least favorite individual in the whole world. Then there's the matter of the monster on it's way to kill her. . .

MUSE is an easy flowing young adult read with strong links to Greek Mythology. It contains some language ("hell", The Lord's

Book Review: Over Sea, Under Stone (The Dark is Rising Sequence, Book 1)

by: Susan Cooper

http://www.thelostland.com/

ISBN-10: 0689840357 (Mass Market Paperback)

ISBN-13: 978-0689840357 (Mass Market Paperback)

When Simon, Jane, and Barney found an old manuscript while on holiday, they had no idea that it would put them in the center of the timeless struggle between good and the dark. Now they must race to discover where the manuscript leads before the agents of the dark can find out and it's too late.

Over Sea, Under Stone is the first of five books in The Dark is Rising Sequence. It's a light read aimed at elementary school age readers. The