As Promised, E-Books and A Little Bit On The Side 03.

Hello!

I know it has been a while since I’ve posted some e-books but here is a list of some that I have recently read! Like always, I have an Amazon Kindle so all these books you will find available on the Kindle page!

To begin…

So, it’s come to this. And A Little Bit On The Side 02.

I am terribly sorry that I haven’t posted in a while!

But as usual, I have (what I think is) a valid excuse! I have just started College and it’s taken a while to settle in! So, I thought I’d kick off this post by telling you all about my first and second week at College (even if you don’t want to know).

A Little Bit On The Side 01

Hello!

So, recently I’ve come up with the idea of  ‘A Little Bit On The Side’ which is literally

Some e-books :D

Hello!

I am extremely sorry that I have not been posting recently, I have tried to do some reviews but then they gathered in my drafts box and I decided to do an overall post of all the books that I have read while my blog has taken an extremely long break.
Although every time I do these kind of posts, this time I guarantee I will try to stick to one or two lines for a book so that I don’t take up too much space and bore you with scrolling down!

Also, I think all the books that I will be mentioning in this post are on my e-reader which probably means that you can buy them on Amazon and that they probably are free but good…unless I say otherwise!
Oh yeah, I would also like to mention that the second book of Robin Jarvis (Freax and Rejex) has officially been released and I look forward to getting my hands on it! The first book (Dancing Jax) was a pleasure to read and if you want to find out more about it, I am pretty certain that I have already written a review about it!

Onwards with the list of books!

Scary Mary, by S.A. Hunter (8/10) is a book about

Updates & Books

As the title implies, this post is going to double as an update and a couple of  (short) book reviews that I have been reading since my last post!

Because I haven’t had time to visit a book store or anything of the sort, I have ultimately been sifting through Amazon looking for any e-books that are of any interest. Most of the books I get off Amazon are the freebies considering I want to find a book, try it and then buy a book by the author if the book was particularly good, so if you do like the sound of any of the books that I review there’s a good chance it’ll still be free and on Amazon!

One of the first worthwhile

Pretty Witches All in a Row, by Lisa Olsen

I’m afraid to say that I have not been able to get any books from my usual source (the good old-fashioned library) but I have been searching away and reading some e-books that are surprisingly good! Pretty Witches All in a Row is an extremely good freebie e-book that I found on Amazon, and it makes a nice change from the teeny books I have been reading a lot of recently.
Before I progress into the basis of this story I would warn you

A collection of books…

I have recently been reading tons of books on my e-reader and yet I haven’t had time to write a review for each one of them because there is just too many! For the ones that were extremely interesting I have already done their reviews which you should find somewhere on the right hand side panel or on my profile!

Some e-reader books (I mainly get my e-books off Amazon):

The Seventh Sister, A Paranormal Romance (Parched book 2), by Z.L Arkadie
If my memory serves correct, this book is about

Blood Magic, by Tessa Gratton

I have just finished reading this book, and honestly, it wasn’t what I expected.

The story starts eerily with a kind of diary entry. And just so you get the feel for it, this is what it says (yay for extracts!):

“I am Josephine  Darly, and I intend to live forever.”

Hades, by Alexandra Adornetto

I have previously done a review on ‘Halo’ by Alexandra Adornetto, and I have made pretty positive comments about the book itself. Who am I kidding? It was a brilliant book and you’d be a fool not to read it!

I have finally been able to find a copy of ‘Hades’-the second book of the trilogy- and I have to admit, although Halo was astoundingly amazing, it is obvious that Adornetto

Vamplayers, by Rusty Fischer

I currently have no access to books right now, and I have read all the books on my bookshelf (I don’t think I should write a review on those books because I have a feeling almost everyone has read the Harry Potter series, Twilight series etc.). And so, I have put the E-Reader I have to very good use within the last 24 hours, the variety within E-Books is so vast that I have found books that I probably wouldn’t have found at my book source and so, this is my review on an E-Book I have just finished reading 🙂 .

When I first read the title of the book, I admit that I thought Vamplayers was about something completely different. Being the narrow-minded person that I am, I thought the book was to do about some sort of game and the first game I could think of was Chess. (Man, am I an idiot) although not that far off, whether you have read this book or not it’s safe to assume I was wrong.

The story is about Lily, a vampire who was just like any other teenage girl before