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Bad Mouth by Angela McCallister (plus giveaway!)

Posted by Jamie Kline on May 24, 2013 inArray

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PJV Quickie: Smoking hot, foul-mouthed, bad boy vampire? Oh yeah! I’m a sucker for a delicious bad boy and the author certainly created a drool-worthy one in this novel. Bad Mouth delivered exactly what I like in a paranormal romance, from exciting action and suspense, to tender,...

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Audiobook Review: The Program

Posted by Parajunkee on May 21, 2013 inArray

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PJV Quickie: THE PROGRAM by Suzanne Young elicited one of the biggest emotional reactions in a book that I’ve had in a long time. Considering THE PROGRAM on the surface, it did look like a book I shouldn’t have enjoyed because it was full of flashbacks and a plot that was...

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The Testing by Joelle Charbonneau

Posted by Parajunkee on May 20, 2013 inArray

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PJV Quickie: A very exciting Young Adult Dystopian novel by Joelle Charbonneau, THE TESTING, is a great addition to the genre. Fast paced and believable, THE TESTING, while a smidge, predictable, was a good read and I look forward to reading on in the series. YA Dystopian, The Testing...

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Fatal by T.A. Brock

Posted by Jamie Kline on May 14, 2013 inArray

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PJV Quickie: When I first started reading Fatal, I wasn’t sure I was going to like it. I didn’t know if I was going to enjoy this take on a zombie novel and the writing was a bit strange at times in the beginning. Those thoughts only lasted through the first few chapters;...

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PJV News: Hot Books Releasing Today

Posted by Parajunkee on May 14, 2013 inArray

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Breath by Jackie Morse Kessler

Posted by Parajunkee on May 13, 2013 inArray

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PJV Quickie: I have never read anything quite like what Kessler delivers in her Young Adult Fantasy series, Riders of the Apocalypse. She sucked me into a world unlike anything I’ve read before and delivered it in a way that is unexpected and abstract, leaving me intrigued, a bit...

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