Seven Deadly Sins Volume 1 – Robin Wasserman. I’m sure it comes as no surprise to my faithful bleaders that I was intrigued by a “Seven Deadly Sins” series from the moment I saw them. As the book progressed the story got a bit better and I liked a couple characters more, too, though once again I’m left in no hurry to read the next book. I decided to acquire the 2nd of The Mortal Instruments Series after the movie and much like the first installment, City of Ashes seemed to drag on for a while. Sure, it was pretty different from the book, but in a good way as there was less fluff (e.g. Those feelings aside I wanted to see the movie anyway. If Robin Benway were to write a sequel I’d definitely read it.Ĭity of Ashes – Cassandra Clare. Speaking of sequels, when I first read City of Bones I was in no hurry to read City of Ashes. It’s not that the former was a bad book, it just didn’t live up to the expectations I had after reading The Infernal Devices Trilogy.

My favorite of the sisters was May her extraordinary secret might not have been that cool, but her sarcasm is, in my opinion. This book may have been written for teenagers, but as someone who read and liked The Help, this adult liked seeing another book narrated by more than one person. The Extraordinary Secrets of April, May & June– Robin Benway. The sisters in this book were something else I liked reading about, especially since each sister narrated. I fully intend to read the other e-books in The Rachel O’Brien Chronicles one of these days - I may not want to hang out with some of the people Rachael hangs out with, but I do like reading about them all so much I’ll look into more by Paisley Ray. “Razzle” seems like a girl I’d want to hang out with, but I’d probably pass on any road-trips or parties or road-trips to parties that involve Bridget or Nash. When I wrote my last book review, I wasn’t too impressed with the book I was currently reading on my Kindle to the point I was wondering if I just didn’t like e-reading, but I’m happy to report Deep Fried and Pickled was so much better than Nick Damon’s Shadow of Oz. Much like when I posted My Summer Reading List, this is an anthology of book reviews since I have too many other ideas to devote entire blogs to each of the books I read.ĭeep Fried and Pickled– Paisley Ray.

Deep Fried and Pickled by Paisley Ray