The end of the journey has come. For Roland and his ka-tet, their destinies come to a head and the Tower is within view.
At the End of the Path Where All Worlds End (The Dark Tower – A Book Review)
To Be or Not To Be…Exorcised, That is the Question (The Merciless – A Book Review)
Sofia's new friends just want to save their classmate, Brooklyn. She didn't know that meant giving her an exorcism. Secrets and blood will be spilled and nobody gets out unscathed.
A Damsel No More (Go the Distance – A Book Review)
After Meg is told she can t be with Hercules because she's mortal, she is given a mysterious quest from Hera. It's an opportunity for her to prove herself and if she succeeds she'll get to become a god.
It’s All How You Play the Game (The Game – A Book Review)
Lia has one chance to leave her mark on Lincoln High and she's been getting ready for it since freshman year. It's tradition for seniors to partake in the game, Assassins. But when classmates start turning up dead, Lia worries not only about the game getting cancelled but her friends-and long time crush, Devon-possibly next to be killed.
The Magic of Blue Denim (The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants – A Book Review)
Carmen, Tibby, Lena, and Bridget are spending their first summer apart. Friends since they could remember, they happen across a special-magical even-pair of pants. With these, they know they cannot be separated whether close or far apart and will always be there for each other.
A Frolic in the Woods Never Did No Harm (Shakepeare For Squirrels – A Book Review)
Pocket, the fool, finds himself in the middle of magic and a squabble after being dumped on the shores of Athens. There, he must figure out a way to save his apprentice, help with a play, and discover who murdered a Puck. This may be his biggest adventure yet.
The Past and Future Come Haunting (BTVS: Omnibus Vol. 6 – A Book Review)
Season 4 comes to an an end and this volume delves into season 5. More dangers await the Scooby Gang as do unexpected cameos. At least it's not another apocalypse...this time.
The First Cut is the Deepest (Beautiful Redemption – A Book Review)
Travis Maddox is known for being arrogant and impossible but it makes him good at his job. Still suffering from his broken heart, everything changes when the new transfer, Liis Lindy enters the picture. She's in a relationship...with her career and won't allow anything to ruin that. The two together must go undercover, but what happens when pretend is no longer pretend? When the lines blur and they get a real glimpse at one another?
In That Moment…(Perks of Bein a Wallflower – A Book Review)
Through letters, Charlie shares his freshman year in high school with his 'friend' and the misadventures he has as he works on being a part of life rather than just watching it.
On the Fiery Ride to Freedom (March: Vol. 2 – A Book Review)
Book two follows John Lewis and his fellow activists as they continue to fight for desegregation and freedom by partaking in freedom rides and protesting. Tensions rise higher and higher from outside forces as well as inside.
