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Item: Unrest
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Bookish Naughty or Nice Tag

December 20, 2017 / Jen / 2 Comments

I saw the Bookish Naughty or Nice Tag over at A Page of Jenniely, and I thought it looked like so much fun! It asks the question ‘are you on the naughty list’. So here are my answers…..

1. Received an ARC and not reviewed it? ✔️

Oh my gosh, do I have to answer this question?! I received an arc on February 13th of this year and haven’t reviewed it yet *hides face*. But here’s the thing, it’s the second book in the series. They sent me the 1st book and since I loved it so much they sent me the next two books in the series. I fully planned on picking it up next, but then I got stuck thinking about that love triangle. It’s between two twin brothers. How in the world is that going to end well?! I can’t emotionally handle that 2nd book. Maybe I’ll be braver next year? We’ll see.

2. Have less than 60% feedback rating on Netgalley?

No check mark because I’m super duper picky and currently at 90% woohoo!

3. Rated a book on Goodreads and promised a full review was to come on your blog (and never did)?

I’ve actually wrote a review for every single book I’ve read this year. I’m starting to feel like I’m definitely going to be on the Nice List lol!

4. Folded down the page of a book?

I just, I can’t ever even think about doing this. I would probably cry if anything like that happened to my books.

5. Accidentally spilled on a book? ✔️

Okay, here’s the thing. I’ve never spilled on my books. But my Kindle had powder sugar explode all over it. And it took days to clean. I thought I did a good job, and then the next day powder sugar would mysteriously appear along the edges. I won’t ever make that mistake again. If you want to see a picture of this, it’s here.

6. DNF a book this year?

I have this weird thing about DNFing a book. I just can’t. I feel like it’ll get better. Even though it usually doesn’t ever get better lol. So I haven’t dnfed a book since 2013. I think I’m back on the Nice List now!

7. Bought a book purely because it was pretty with no intention of reading it?

Am I the only person in the world who hasn’t done this? I mean, yes I own a few hundred books that I still have to read. It’ll probably take me years, but I want to read each and every book I buy.

8. Read whilst you were meant to be doing something else (like homework)? ✔️

The only time I have to read is at night. Once my kiddos are in bed. Sure I should be cleaning the house, folding the laundry that’s just sitting in the dryer and a whole bunch of others things. But life is too short and books will always win.

9. Skim read a book? ✔️

If I rate a book 1-3 stars, then there’s a good chance that I skimmed parts of it. Skim reading helps me out so much when I’m not a fan of the book or I just want to dnf. That’s probably how I get by not dnfing books. Thank goodness for skim reading!

10. Completely missed your Goodreads goal?

So I have a goal in my head, but I’ve never set it on Goodreads. It’s like I’m doing it but not really then right?! Why do I do this? I have no clue lol. Maybe I’ll finally set it next year since I’m looking at joining reading challenges. We’ll see…….

11. Borrowed a book and not returned it?

I’ve done this with clothes LOTS of times! My mom has even shown up at my house with a brand new shirt for me while asking for that same shirt of hers back. Whoops? But in my defense, I think that clothing item gets along a lot better with the clothes in my closet *looks around innocently*. But anywho, I always return books. Although sometimes it takes me a year or so to do that. *Thank you Astin for being so patient with me*!!

12. Broke a book buying ban? ✔️

I don’t believe in book buying bans. BUT my family puts this horrible rule in place every single year. Technically we aren’t allowed to buy ourselves any presents from the week of Thanksgiving until Christmas. I broke that rule this year and last year too. And I’ll probably break it again next year. It’s just a rule that continually sets me up for failure!

13. Started a review, left it for ages then forgot what the book was about?

This is where my Type A personality shines brightly. I can’t start the next book I want to read until my current book’s review is written. Yes I have problems and I’m fully aware of them.

14. Wrote in a book you were reading?

People actually do this besides an author annotating a copy?! This is like the same thing as folding pages to me. INCONCEIVABLE!

15. Finished a book and not added it to your Goodreads?

Uhhhhhhh why would I do this? Isn’t that what Goodreads is for?????

So who’s on the naughty list this year? I got 5/15, so I’m pretty positive that places me on the Nice List this year! Woohoo! Hopefully that means Santa will bring me ALL the books *smiles hugely*.

If you want to participate too, here are the rules. And please feel free to tag yourself since I didn’t tag 10 people:
[scroll-box]Rules

Tag & link the person who tagged you
Tag and link me/this post (if you would be so kind, I love reading your answers!)
Tick/cross off the ones you’ve done
Tag another 10 people!

And here’s the list for you to copy and do yourself:

Received an ARC and not reviewed it
Have less than 60% feedback rating on Netgalley
Rated a book on goodreads and promised a full review was to come on your blog (and never did)
Folded down the page of a book
Accidentially spilled on a book
DNF a book this year
Bought a book purely because it was pretty with no intention of reading it
Read whilst you were meant to be doing something else (like homework)
Skim read a book
Completely missed your Goodreads goal
Borrowed a book and not returned it
Broke a book buying ban
Started a review, left it for ages then forgot what the book was about
Wrote in a book you were reading
Finished a book and not added it to your Goodreads[/scroll-box]

TOP TEN TUESDAY – Books We Hope Santa Brings Us

December 19, 2017 / Jen / 10 Comments

Top Ten Tuesday.13

Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by The Broke and the Bookish
This week is – Books We Hope Santa Brings Us. And they are….

(Jen’s Choice)

(Jen’s Review)

1. Alex, Approximately by Jenn Bennett
Amazon * Goodreads
Classic movie buff Bailey “Mink” Rydell has spent half of her junior year falling for a sensitive film geek she only knows online as “Alex.” Two coasts separate them until she moves in with her dad, who lives in the same California surfing town as her online crush.
Faced with doubts (what if he’s a creep—or worse?), Bailey doesn’t tell Alex she’s moved to his hometown. Or that she’s landed a job at the local tourist trap, the oddball Cavern Palace Museum. Or that she’s being tormented daily by Porter Roth, a smart-alecky yet irritatingly hot museum security guard. But when Porter and Bailey are locked in the museum overnight, Bailey is forced to choose whether she should cling to a dreamy fantasy in Alex or take a risk on an imperfect reality with Porter. The choice is both simpler and more complicated than she realizes, because Porter Roth is hiding a secret of his own: Porter is Alex. Approximately.

2. Resisting the Rebel by Lisa Brown Roberts
Amazon * Goodreads
Spirit committee leader Mandy Pennington is secretly in love with her best friend, Gus, but when he hooks up with her archenemy at a party, she decides to win him over once and for all. She just doesn’t know how. But who better to help than hot loner Caleb Torrs?
Caleb’s got his own problems, but when he sees Mandy pining over Gus at a party, he thinks she’s finally smoked the spirit stick and lost her mind. Maybe he has, too, because he just asked Mandy to be his fake girlfriend. She’ll get her loser friend’s attention, and he’ll get his stalker ex off his back. It’s a win-win.
But soon one fake date blends into the next and before he knows it, he actually wants to kiss Mandy. For real. Too bad their plan is working, and Gus is finally noticing the one girl Caleb just might be falling for…

(Jen’s Choice)

3. The Dead List by Jennifer L. Armentrout
Amazon * Goodreads
When Ella is mysteriously attacked on her way home from a party, her entire life changes as she finds herself at the center of an attempted murder investigation.
Ella tries to move on, but her attacker isn’t done yet. He shows himself in the form of horrifying signs and symbols: a clown mask strewn on her bed, a dead bird in her backpack, a shadow moving past her window in the night. And as the weeks pass, it turns out that Ella isn’t the only one being tormented.
With the help of an old flame, Jensen Carver, and her friends and family, Ella tries to attain some sense of normalcy, but she can’t seem to shake the feeling that there’s a dark pattern hidden in the killer’s every move. Suddenly, even those in her innermost circle seem suspicious. In her seemingly safe West Virginia town, Ella starts to wonder who she can trust

4. Frostblood (Frostblood Saga #1) by Elly Blake
Amazon * Goodreads
Seventeen-year-old Ruby is a Fireblood who has concealed her powers of heat and flame from the cruel Frostblood ruling class her entire life. But when her mother is killed trying to protect her, and rebel Frostbloods demand her help to overthrow their bloodthirsty king, she agrees to come out of hiding, desperate to have her revenge.
Despite her unpredictable abilities, Ruby trains with the rebels and the infuriating–yet irresistible–Arcus, who seems to think of her as nothing more than a weapon. But before they can take action, Ruby is captured and forced to compete in the king’s tournaments that pit Fireblood prisoners against Frostblood champions. Now she has only one chance to destroy the maniacal ruler who has taken everything from her–and from the icy young man she has come to love.
Vivid and compelling, Frostblood is the first in an exhilarating series about a world where flame and ice are mortal enemies…but together create a power that could change everything.

(Jen’s Choice)

(Chelsea’s Choice)

5. Some Girls Bite (Chicagoland Vampires #1) by Chloe Neill
Amazon * Goodreads
Sure, the life of a graduate student wasn’t exactly glamorous, but I was doing fine until Chicago’s vampires announced their existence to the world. When a rogue vampire attacked me, I was lucky he only got a sip. Another bloodsucker scared him off and decided the best way to save my life was to make me the walking undead.
Now I’ve traded sweating over my thesis for learning to fit in at a Hyde Park mansion full of vamps loyal to Ethan “Lord o’ the Manor” Sullivan. Of course, as a tall, green-eyed,
four-hundred-year-old vampire, he has centuries’ worth of charm, but unfortunately he expects my gratitude—and servitude. Right…
But someone’s out to get me. Is it the rogue vampire who bit me? A vamp from a rival House? An angry mob bearing torches?
My initiation into Chicago’s nightlife may be the first skirmish in a war—and there will be blood.

6. Renegades (Renegades #1) by Marissa Meyer
Amazon * Goodreads
The Renegades are a syndicate of prodigies―humans with extraordinary abilities―who emerged from the ruins of a crumbled society and established peace and order where chaos reigned. As champions of justice, they remain a symbol of hope and courage to everyone…except the villains they once overthrew.
Nova has a reason to hate the Renegades, and she is on a mission for vengeance. As she gets closer to her target, she meets Adrian, a Renegade boy who believes in justice―and in Nova. But Nova’s allegiance is to the villains who have the power to end them both.

(Chelsea’s Choice)

7. Amour Amour (Aerial Ethereal #1) by Krista Ritchie & Becca Ritchie
Amazon * Goodreads
The best aerial technique won’t land 21-year-old Thora James her dream role in Amour—a sexy new acrobatic show on the Vegas strip. Thora knows she’s out of her element the second she meets Amour’s leading performer. Confident, charming and devilishly captivating, 26-year-old Nikolai Kotova lives up to his nickname as the “God of Russia.”
When Thora unknowingly walks into the crosshairs of Nikolai’s after-show, her audition process begins way too soon. Unprofessional. That’s what Nik calls their “non-existent” relationship. It’s not like Thora can avoid him. For one, they may be partners in the future–acrobatic partners, that is. But getting closer to Nik means diving deeper into sin city and into his dizzying world.
Thora wants to perform with him, but when someone like Nikolai attracts the spotlight wherever he goes—Thora fears that she’s destined to be just background to his spellbinding show.

8. The Girl with the Red Balloon (The Balloonmakers #1) by Katherine Locke
Amazon * Goodreads
When sixteen-year-old Ellie Baum accidentally time-travels via red balloon to 1988 East Berlin, she’s caught up in a conspiracy of history and magic. She meets members of an underground guild in East Berlin who use balloons and magic to help people escape over the Wall—but even to the balloon makers, Ellie’s time travel is a mystery. When it becomes clear that someone is using dark magic to change history, Ellie must risk everything—including her only way home—to stop the process.

(Chelsea’s Choice)

9. Blood for Blood (Wolf By Wolf #2) by Ryan Graudin
Amazon * Goodreads
For the resistance in 1950s Germany, the war may be over, but the fight has just begun.
Death camp survivor Yael, who has the power to skinshift, is on the run: The world has just seen her shoot and kill Hitler. But the truth of what happened is far more complicated, and its consequences are deadly. Yael and her unlikely comrades dive into enemy territory to try to turn the tide against the New Order, and there is no alternative but to see their mission through to the end, whatever the cost.
But in the midst of the chaos, Yael’s past and future collide when she comes face-to-face with a ghost from her past, and a spark with a fellow rider begins to grow into something more. Dark secrets reveal dark truths, and one question hangs over them all–how far can you go for the ones you love?

10. An Ex for Christmas by Lauren Layne
Amazon * Goodreads
When a psychic tells spunky, superstitious Kelly Byrne that she’s already met her true love, she becomes obsessed with the idea of tracking him down before Christmas. Kelly immediately writes up an “Ex List” and starts contacting old boyfriends to figure out which one is the one. When her college sweetheart rolls into town, Kelly convinces herself that they’re meant to be. The trouble is, sparks are flying with someone she’s never given a chance: her best friend, Mark.
Mark Blakely has watched the guys on Kelly’s list break her heart, and he’s not looking forward to watching them do it all over again. Mark’s always been there for her, but the timing’s never worked out for their relationship to be something more. Now, just as Mark is ready to move on, the sexual tension between them is suddenly off the charts. With Christmas morning around the corner, he just hopes Kelly will wake up and realize that everything she wants has been right in front of her all along.

So these are Books We Hope Santa Brings Us. Do you have any of them on your present list too? Or have you already read them? And if so, will we love them?

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BOOK REVIEW – Unrest (Unknown #2) by Wendy Higgins

December 18, 2017 / Jen / 0 Comments

Unrest (Unknown #2)
by Wendy Higgins
Purchase on: Amazon, iBooks
Add to: Goodreads

Synopsis:
Being on the run in the desert means food and sanctuary are hard to come by, but Amber Tate and her crew are not about to give up. Not after having the things they love brutally ripped from them by an unknown enemy who sent their world into the apocalypse.

Survival takes precedence, but once safe shelter is found, their guards fall and the emotions they’ve been holding in are finally released. Anger, insecurities...lust. In their tight quarters, Amber, Rylen, Tater, and Remy can't escape it. The past must be faced, and passions run even stronger in the darkest of times.

In the midst of unrest, their worlds are rocked again when they discover the truth about the war that’s ruined their lives. They thought finding out the enemy's identity would give them the edge; instead it’s revealed terrifying dangers they never thought possible.

Review:

*Spoilers for Unknown #1, but the first paragraph is safe to read. *

We were too trusting in our nature, as humans, we let them take control despite our reservations. I had ignored my instincts.
Never again.

Unrest was action packed, heart stopping and filled to the brim with emotion! I absolutely loved the second book in this trilogy. And just like the first, sadness and fear permeated throughout parts of the story. It was something that felt impossible to shake off or ignore at times. Especially when there were so many obstacles in their way. But don’t worry, there’s tons of light too. Friendships, love and laughter were splashed across the pages. It all felt so heartwarming and beautifully real. Unrest definitely had it all and I can’t wait to read the final book in this trilogy!

Fear of the unknown threatened to make me cry out, but I strangled it back down. We had to move forward.
We had to survive and fight.

Unrest started off right where Unknown ended, and we found ourselves surrounded with heartache. Without a true moment to grieve those that they had lost, they were on a mission to travel to safety. And to get there, they had to embark on a terrifying journey. With not enough gas, and food supplies dangerously low, they had a lot against then. And if that wasn’t enough, there was a stillness and fear that seemed to roll off of the desolate areas they drove through. Every single minute of the day, their safety was on the line, and I was terrified for them.

We sat there, quiet under the gray winter sky of the desert. It made me wonder how many others were out there like us. Lost. Grieving. Looking for survivors.

The ten of them – Amber, Rylen, Remy, Tater, Devin, Sean, Texas Harry, Matt, and NY Josh – became so close. They created a new family unit and I loved how everyone had each other’s backs. They cared so strongly for one another and the bond they created seemed unbreakable because of all of the horrors they faced together. But I was beyond nervous and had fear in my heart. Not only because of what they were all up against. But because I was super attached to all of them. And I saw how well that worked out for me becoming attached to Amber’s family *sobs*.

My heart thumped rapidly, mixing with the white noise in my mind. Rylen and I were on the cusp of something. Something there would be no coming back from. Things between us would change today, for better or worse.

There were two relationships I loved the most though. First, I loved that we got to see the full scope of Amber and Remy’s relationship, she’s Amber’s bff btw. They told each other their fears and confessed some of their most intimate secrets. Their friendship wasn’t always perfect, but it always felt real. And they loved each other just as strongly as any real sisters would. And secondly, of course I have to mention Amber and Rylen. While they still seemed to be dancing around the possibility of something more, I just have to say something happened in this book that had me screaming….I won’t tell you if it was a happy scream or one of anguish and pain, but my gosh it was huge. I’m definitely talking about it in my review of the final book.

They’d ripped everything, everything, from me. I wouldn’t let terror and loss kill my spirit, not while there was still breath in my lungs and blood pumping through my heart.
I pressed my hand against the window and stared out at the dark night as one hot tear slid down my cheek, and I made a promise to my family. Remy. Rylen.
“I won’t let it be for nothing.”

There so much about the plot that I can’t really talk about, but we did learn more about the War. And the facts surrounding it chilled me to the core. You see, it was creepy, horrifying and fascinating all rolled together. And it made me feel even more overwhelmed with all that they were up against. But thankfully hope, friendship, determination and love flooded the pages. And I loved every single moment of this page turner!

PS There’s a tease remark that had me laughing so hard I was crying. Twice. Oh my gosh, it was so great lol!

Reading Order & Links: Amazon (click on covers), iBooks (click on titles) & Book Depository (click on book #)
Unknown #1 Reviews: Jen	Unrest #2 Reviews: Jen	Undone #3 Reviews: Jen

BOOK REVIEW: Rival (Fall Away #2) by Penelope Douglas

December 15, 2017 / Chelsea / 0 Comments

Rival (Fall Away #2)
by Penelope Douglas
Purchase on: Amazon
Add to: Goodreads

Synopsis:
From the New Adult sensation and New York Times bestselling author of Until You

Madoc and Fallon. Two estranged teenagers playing games that push the boundaries between love and war…

She’s back.

For the two years she’s been away at boarding school, there was no word from her. Back when we lived in the same house, she used to cut me down during the day and then leave her door open for me at night.

I was stupid then, but now I’m ready to beat her at her own game…

I’m back.

Two years and I can tell he still wants me, even if he acts like he’s better than me.

But I won’t be scared away. Or pushed down. I’ll call his bluff and fight back. That’s what he wants, right? As long as I keep my guard up, he’ll never know how much he affects me….

*So my quotes are dead. They died. I wrote this review a month ago and have no clue where my quotes went. So…that sucks. But the review must go on :P*

It goes without saying that I basically read what I have time for and, frankly, crave this year. I don’t have extra energy to drudge through a massive fantasy (even though I so dearly miss them) or even to delve into my YA sci-fi….it’s just one of those things, guys. I love my daughter, but boy does she zap all that extra time away!

That being said, my favorite books this year have been YA/NA contemporaries…with a flair for the dramatic (if you can’t tell). It seems crazy to me, but my absolute favorite read this year has been, without a doubt, Punk 57. I don’t know why, I don’t know how, but in some ways, this book just always sticks in my mind.

When I’m trying to pick out a book, it’s always ’I really want something JUST like Punk 57, where can I find one?’….and the desperate search continues/ensues. And the only logical answer that I can find has been staring me in the face the whole time: No one does Penelope Douglas like…well…Penelope Douglas.

You can’t keep looking for sad imitations when what you seek is HOT, dirty hate-to-love foreplay and giving as good as you get until you finally get together. Only Penelope Douglas has mastered this, for me, and I should have realized it sooner.

I had read Bully FOREVER ago and LOVED it. But I’m not the type to jump into another character’s story after being with another couple. It’s just not my thing. I don’t know why, but that’s just me. So I had bought this book FOREVER ago and just couldn’t bring myself to open it up. And then recently I was going through all my unread books on my iPad and saw this sitting at the very bottom-I could have hit myself over the head. This book was EXACTLY what I needed, even if I didn’t know it. It doesn’t help that Penelope Douglas makes me border that fine line of ‘crossing the line of what I deem acceptable’ in romance.

I won’t lie-this woman is kind of sick, if you think about it. I love her, don’t get me wrong, but this woman be twisted. The things these couples go through before they get together is depraved and just plain…wrong…but it’s just…..oh my god it’s so good. I HATE drama in any other books or series. I hate contrived situations that make no sense. I HATE adding cheese when there doesn’t need to be any…but between Penelope Douglas and Linda Kage, I am putty in their dirty minded little hands. I. Can’t. Get. ENOUGH.

As it were, I found that this book overdid it quite a bit-Stretched the story-line beyond thin. That’s most likely why my rating is lower. Actually, no, there’s A LOT more to it than that, and my reasoning really bothers me, but I’ll do that in a spoiler below. But then…..there’s the hate to love aspect. And I’m just a sucker for that. For two people who love each other but fight to the bitter end to deny it until they fall madly all over each other in love. And then I revert back to my issues: Why did she keep running away? Give me a fucking break, dude. You love him…so STAY THERE. This just plain grated on my already fragile nerves with this story. Let’s just get to my BIGGEST problem with this story and why it never could have gotten above a 3:(view spoiler) Makes me sick, it’s not up for discussion, and my opinion of the story lessened IMMENSELY after this sordid plot development. Bitch, Bye.

BUT-aside from all this? I LOVED the romance. I LOVED the sexual tension. I LOOOOVED how possessive he was of her and how Madoc reacted to other guys. I LOVED all this…I just wish I didn’t have to wade through all the bullshit to see it. I also loved Jared and Tate’s relationship in the background-with time, I loved the integrated stories and how it brought me back to the old days when I read this book. Waiting this long to read this story helped me to really fall hard for characters I had long forgotten about, and it was like taking in a breath of fresh air. Though….I must say, even though I adored Bully, I really don’t think it’s a very healthy relationship Jared and Tate share. Eh, but its fiction-I’ll just try and keep the Jareds (both book and real boy) of the world FAR away from my little nugget (Even though her mother does so love a bad boy now and again).

AH AND AND AND-The end. C’mon Douglas. Really? REALLLYYYYY? C’mon. lol. (view spoiler)[Married???? Hmm (hide spoiler)]. I’m just sayin’. Cute? Yes. Absolutely. Cheesy? OH YEAH. Necessary? I think not.

Yeah, I rated this a three (But, at the end of the day, I was down and sad…and I just needed a Madoc. Sue me) and had more problems with it than not…but there’s just something so alluring about an extremely addictive hate-to-love romance. And when I say hate???? It’s legit hate, y’all.

YUM.

COVER REVEAL – Superhero High by TH hernandez

December 14, 2017 / Jen / 2 Comments

I read an early version of this back in November 2016 and you guys, it was AMAZING! It was so much fun, incredibly sigh worthy, I bawled my eyes out and I fell in love with so many of the characters! But there’s two characters that easily captured my heart. Annamarie is smart, speaks her mind and doesn’t back down. And Ren……oh my gosh…..he gave me butterflies and I loved not only how he saw the world but how he treated others. I can’t wait to read this book next year! It’s one of my most anticipated releases for 2018. So check out what this book is about below and I definitely recommend adding it to your tbr.

Superhero High
T.H. Hernandez
Publication date: TBA
Genres: Adventure, Science Fiction, Young Adult

Sixteen-year-old Annarenee Stevens is the sole member of her family without a super power. The only time she feels powerful is in the pool. With her sights set on swimming for U.C. Berkeley, she’s ready to win it all at the State championship and secure her future.

When the government unexpectedly ends the secret Genetically Enhanced Asset (GEA) program, Annarenee is uprooted from Dayton, the only home she’s ever known, and relocated to San Diego with all of the other GEA families. Queen of her public school, Annarenee is just another zero at Superhero High, a school without any sports teams.

With the end of the program, her hero older brother now needs a college education, too, meaning the only way Annarenee is getting into Berkeley is on a scholarship. Her dream is slipping through her fingers, no matter how tightly she clings to it. To make matters worse, super hot superhero, Ren Gonzalez, is paying too much attention to her. The kind of attention that has Ren’s ex-girlfriend intent on making Annarenee’s life even more miserable.

But when heroes begin disappearing, zeros and heroes will be forced to team up in order to solve the mystery. If they don’t kill each other first.

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Author Bio:

T.H. Hernandez is the author of young adult books. The Union, a futuristic dystopian adventure, was a finalist in the 2015 San Diego book awards in the Young Adult Fiction category.

She loves pumpkin spice lattes, Game of Thrones, Comic-Con, Star Wars, Doctor Who marathons, Bad Lip Reading videos, and all things young adult, especially the three young adults who share her home.

When not visiting the imaginary worlds inside her head, T.H. Hernandez lives in usually sunny San Diego, California with her husband and three children, a couple of cats, and a dog who thinks he’s a cat, affectionately referred to as “the puppycat.”

You can find her online at http://thhernandez.com

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