Please NOTE: I've read the first book, not the set. There isn't a listing for just Book One. I did reach out to the publisher to no avail....

The Elixir picks up after The Order of St. Michael, with Bud and Bert working hard to help their friend Maeve, who is an undead,...

This is 100% YA and splits time between current-day and a dystopian future with monster/zombies and evil scientists. Food science, that...

This is a fun introductory short, well the first in a series of six books, about a young girl choosing her life path. The setting – pure...

Brainiac Bud – a teen genius is tracking down some stolen tech and stumbles into witches, murder, and a whole new shadow society. Oh,...

This is, most definitely, YA and safe for young readers. Kari isn't just a 'freelance hacker and high school student." She is crazy good...

Memory-wiped teens find themselves on a communal farm. They are, in essence, slave labor as they have no freedom, no reprieve from the...

This is an introductory part of a book and should be perma-free. At 168 pages with other volumes already for sale, it barely introduces...

To preface my thoughts, let me say that I’d seriously consider reading this author again. The idea was fun and the style was fine. I just...

Retribution (Book 2) picks up a year after Undisclosed (Book 1) concludes. Readers haven’t missed out on much, except the transformation...

Enslaved (The Last Orphans Book 3) picks up right where Book 2 left off. If you haven't read the series from the start - The Last...

This is a pretty fun concept and adventure geared toward YA readers. Although I have read similar books - escapism in virtual...

If I come across Book Two, I'd probably give it a go. I had no issues with the writing style. My criteria for "3 Stars" : enjoyable,...

This is a YA, future, dystopian adventure set in San Francisco, California. Although it isn't too distant (2041), it is a fun premise and...

Fun, fast, and entertaining. Although this is YA, this MAA reader greatly enjoyed the story. It is a fun paranormal adventure with just a...

The author reached out via email looking for reviews. Although I never responded, as the book was free (Kindle) at the time, I would not...

Infinity Lost (Book 1 of 3) is YA, Sci-Fi for sure. I think the first book is entertaining and Harrison does well to paint a wondrous...

This is a little softer than what I normally read and would categorize it as YA and more for girls that need to read some Sci-Fi. All...

In all, this is a fun, quick read. It involves several characters and spans a bit of history. The pace is steady and I enjoyed the...