Review - Punishment Summer by Peggy Rothschild

My life is so crazy I have time for nothing and end up doing nothing. 

One thing I try to do though, is keep reading even if only handfull of pages a day.

What an extraordinary book!

Review - The Reader by M.K. Harkins

~ Received an ecopy from Netgalley ~

I started this book as a diversion for my time on the bicycle on the gym – I don’t do music very well.

To be honest, I couldn’t remember what this book was about anymore all I knew was that it was one of the ones I should have read long ago and didn’t. I’m so sorry if the author is reading this, I tried! But my life got super dupper complicated and I turned my attention to physical books.

I’m so sorry!

New on my shelf - ebooks from this week

Hello!
How are you? 
So this week I've been given some ebooks to read and review. And even though I have a million more still to read, I couldn't say no!
So today I bring you some of my new to-read books. *I'm adding them for no particular order*
I still have a few from Netgalley to read, but I'll show you those after!
Click on ''read more'' to know more about the books I'll be reading in the future! ;)

Review: The Broken Destiny by Carlyle Labuschagne

Synopsis:

"You cannot know what light is if you have not experienced darkness"

Ava and her people have been exiled to the planet Poseidon for reasons she can't fathom. Upon meeting a boy from a different sector, her life turns into a beautiful chaos. She begins to feel things she isn't allowed to, thus motivating her to find out the truth about why her kind are so different, and why the Council are so interested in her. Once her mind is freed, with it comes a terrible power that could either save her kind, or destroy them all. But Ava is not the perfect heroine. She will become what she hates to save the ones she loves, and the cost of such a burden is deadly at best.

About the author:

Carlyle is a best selling South African award 

wining author, with a flair for mixing genres and adding loads of drama to every story she creates. she has traveled the world with her books in hopes of connecting with all kinds of book loving people, to learn as much as she can from other book cultures with the hopes of bringing the knowledge back to her home country.

For now she is happy to take over the world and convert non Sci-fi believers.

Her goal as an author is to touch people's lives, and help others love their differences and one another by delivering strong messages of faith, love and hope within every outrageous world she writes about.

"I love to swim, fight for the trees, and am a food lover who is driven by my passion for life. I dream that one day my stories will change the lives of countless teenagers and have them obsess over the world literacy can offer them instead of worrying about fitting in. Never sacrifice who you are, its in the dark times that the light comes to life."

Review:

Review: Scarlet Moon by S.D. Grimm

Synopsis: 

''The land of Soleden is dying because the sorceress queen hunts and kills the people who cared for all nature, the Feravolk. Through their special bond with animals, the Feravolk have become more than men. Faster, stronger, masters of camouflage and stealth. Only a Deliverer born the night of the Blood Moon can save them from extinction.

According to prophecy, Jayden is a Deliverer, but it’s not a destiny she wants. She has no sympathy for either side. The Feravolk killed her family, so they can die for all she cares. And fighting the queen with nothing but daggers and her special abilities—storm predicting—is a suicide mission. Destiny can pick someone else.

Except hiding from destiny proves difficult; Deliverers attract powerful Protectors. Jayden’s is one of the Feravolk, so he can’t be trusted. But he makes her feel safe. Makes her want to save his race. If she chooses to keep hiding, he’ll remain one of the hunted, but he’ll protect her even if it means his death if she faces the queen. Making the right choice has never been so excruciating, especially since the prophecy says nothing about the Deliverer’s success, or survival.''

Bookdepository:

http://www.bookdepository.com/Scarlet-Moon-S-D-Grimm/9781683700500

More information: http://www.sdgrimm.com

Review:

I'm speechless. Honestly, I don't even know what to say.