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This week, we are looking at an intriguing examination of social media, reality television, and homelessness... all within the confines of a literally laugh out loud romantic comedy. This week, we are looking at Good Man, Dalton by Karen McQuestion.

Structurally, this book is intriguing because while it uses the split chapter approach so common in romance novels these days, it doesn't actually have the couple meet up until just over 50% into the book. Instead, the first half of the book focuses on the individual arcs of the lead couple, and it is here that the book is perhaps its most moving.

Greta is a young college graduate who gets an internship with her second cousin's prestigious New York City mega-company. She only knows her cousin through the family Christmas cards and...

First off, let's just say that I wanted to read this book for two reasons: I THOROUGHLY enjoyed DIVERGENT and INSURGENT, and where INSURGENT leaves off, I HAD to know what happened next. 2nd: I saw all the one star reviews, many of which contain MAJOR spoilers, and I HAD to see why people hated it so much.

This trilogy has the action and intrigue you would expect from the best of Matthew Reilly or Jeremy Robinson - an...

Let's face it, if you read adventure stories for very long, you've stumbled across an Atlantis tale or two... or two dozen.

But this is unlike any other Atlantis tale you've ever read, I can almost guarantee you that. I've read Atlantis tales ...

CANNIBAL picks up shortly after the events of SAVAGE, with the Team facing some doubts for the first time in a long time. Meanwhile, they don't know it yet but they are about to face one of their greatest, and gravest, challenges yet. Along the way, the ...

Holloway does an excellent job here of using his day job to give his writing a degree of life that makes this tale special. With Ajax Clean, you think you know what you're getting - a cleaner for the mob and the ...

This book starts off with our heroine from the first two books, Jade, reeling from the revelation at the end of the second book. While fleeing from the madman still trying to torment her, she gets another note from him: "You took something from me, now I'm going to take something from you". Instantly in panic mode, she reveals her sec...

I read Ascendant when it first came out a couple of years ago, and I've been begging Sean Ellis to write the next books ever since. He finally has, and WOW.

Some people might get tired of the Atlantis story being rehashed over and over, but I guarantee you...

Robinson and Ellis attempt to out-Bourne Robert Ludlum, and in the process not only do that (and much more enjoyably!) but also out-Scarecrow Matthew Reilly. If you're looking for an action packed thrill ride full of mystery and suspense, look no further! The explosion on the co...

Duck makes some solid points while at times using faulty reasoning and / or sweeping over generalizations to get there. This is mo...

First, let me say this: READ OMEGA by Jeremy and Kane Gilmour FIRST. This book, by necessity, has several major spoilers to that book.

Now, if you don't mind spoilers and simply want a GREAT introduction to one of the best single characters in modern fiction, pick up GUARDIAN even if you haven't read any other CHESS TEAM book.

In GUARDIAN,...