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The Underlighters by Michelle Browne My rating: 1 of 5 stars I was given a copy of this for an honest review. I didn't enjoy this book, I'm sorry. The idea was interesting but the execution was not done well. I found myself getting easily bored and distracted when reading it. The characters never interested me in the least. They fell flat and I really could have cared less for them. I really not a fan of saying negative review. Doesn't mean I haven't but just something I don't tend to enjoy. It wasn't for me, I had hoped it would be. I love post apocalyptic stories. And this one seemed like it would be different then the others of the genre that I have read with the crossover elements of scifi and horror. There is potential for this, I will say that. The author has came up with an interesting idea and story. But I think it needs tweaking, something to actually keep the readers attention. So again sorry. View all my reviews

Shooting Stars by H.D. Gordon My rating: 5 of 5 stars *Spoilers ahead* Absolutely fantastic!! 5 shooting stars out of 5 A common country boy and a princess, an unlikely pairing. But they have a connection, there is a tale between the two. Is it written in the stars? Princess Surah and Charlie have met just once before, a life time ago, and the secret they share if found out, could get them both in trouble.   "This could get me in big trouble if I'm caught, Surah," he said One side of her mouth lifted. Then don't get caught, Charlie" Now a member of the highborn has been murdered and the Black Stone has been stolen. Surah, as the only remaining child of the king is to investigate the murder and theft. Which places her face to face with Charlie, someone who she never thought she would cross paths with again. This is so much more then a love story, it is a story of magics and sorcery of old with a modern feel at times, a kingdom torn and in ne...