Throwback Thursday:Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetsy

No, we’re not talking about Fifty Shades of Grey. That’s a different post, for a different time. Today, we’re diving into a beautifully written Historical Fiction novel that tells the story of a fifteen-year-old Lithuanian girl sent to a Siberian work camp during World War 2.

Throwback Thursday: Pushing the Limits Series by Katie McGarry

We’re back with another Throwback Thursday, but this time we’re focusing on the entire series by the author rather than just one book; this is because McGarry’s series is so diverse in each novel, that it would be a shame not to highlight them together. So buckle up and get ready for a ride.

Throwback Thursday: Confessions of A Murder Suspect by James Patterson & Maxine Paetro

Hello, hello, hello, and welcome back for another Throwback Thursday. These are becoming routine now; I hope you all enjoy reading them as much as I enjoy diving back into their worlds and story line. I’m particularly excited for this one as I’ve yet to have an unpleasant experience with James Patterson’s novels; however, Patterson isn’t the only one who brought us the thrilling and gear-turning world of Tandy Angel, we also have Maxine Paetro to thank too.

Throwback Thursday: Shadow Falls by C. C. Hunter

Tell me a series that has better humor and witty dialogue (seriously, please tell me, I’m always on the lookout). I’ll wait, but while I’m waiting, I’ll also highlight these amazing aspects in the Shadow Falls series. So let’s leap frog into it, shall we? (For those who get the reference kudos to you).

Throwback Thursday: “The Deepest Cut” by J.A. Templeton

We’re back for another Throwback Thursday, and this time we’re bringing the light to a self-published creator. J.A. Templeton is an author who’s written quite a few books; while I have yet to read even half of them, I loved the first one in her MacKinnon Curse series, the best aspect being the chilling story behind it.

Throwback Thursday: The Storyteller by Antonia Michaelis

I remember the first time I saw this book. It was in my school library, and it was the title and the cover that drew me in. What help me captive was the style of writing and tone of voice Michaelis uses throughout the novel.

Throwback Thursday: Tiger’s Curse by Colleen Houck

Okay, raise your hand. Who here wishes they could have a hot Indian prince show up and whisk them away on a grand adventure? I can’t be the only one, right? Colleen Houck takes us on a magical, suspense driving, swoon worthy read over the span of six books (Tiger’s Curse, Tiger’s Quest, Tiger’s Voyage, Tiger’s Destiny, Tiger’s Dream Part 1, and Tiger’s Dream Part 2), and one novella (Tiger’s Promise). Today, we’re going to be discussing all those things that really made this book, and the ones that followed, so amazing.

Throwback Thursday

Favorite books. We all have them. We all love them. They’re that special read that sticks with us no matter how many years go by. Well, starting today, I want to celebrate those amazing books with Throwback Thursday. Every Thursday I’ll choose a book I’ve read that I think deserves special attention. I’ll go over all the aspects of what I think made the book so great from character development, to plot, to description and dialogue. If you want to join in on the fun, head on over to Instagram and tag your post with #ThrowbackThursdayBooks. Heads up to those who have not read the book. There will be occasional spoilers.