The Fold by Peter Clines

This book was a riveting story about a rift in space, a fold that can help people teleport and go between dimensions at a moments notice. It is a book that delves into a fantasy we all have dreamt of as a child. It goes through wild adventures and keep you enthralled throughout the entire book. The author, Peter Clines, has written several other amazing books that I have enjoyed so I had no doubt that he would be just as amazing in this book as well. I love the sense of adventure and imagination that we all were captivated by as children and he embodies it through his writing. I found myself stuck back in the shoes of my 8 year old self wondering what the universe was possible of doing and how I could see the magic of the world around me.

Eleanor by Jason Gurley

This was a heartbreaking novel about loss and the battle that comes with depression that gives us all a beautiful glimpse into a family's journey of healing. Everything is sad and broken at first and we slowly gather speed and then all at once you're in this rabbit hole of surprises and trying to figure out what is going on while keeping up with who is who and suddenly you find yourself putting this puzzle together and you are almost on the edge of seeing the big picture. It was wonderful in all aspects and really left you with thought provoking questions and a heart full of bittersweet love. I was utterly blown away and dumbfounded by this novel and the concept he presented of a rift in time.

Ex-Isle by Peter Clines

This book was a great read that was filled with suspense and a plot that really just told itself to the reader. The book was very well written and kind of flowed in a way that made it hard to put the book down once you started reading it. I'm a big YA reader and have a sweet spot for suspense novels that have heroes so it was really easy for me to love this book.

J by Howard Jacobson

This was a well-written and thought provoking dystopian novel that kept me reading for hours. I could honestly read it over and over because it was a truly great book. I am a sucker for all things in the dystopian novel category so I may be bias but I thoroughly enjoyed the book and would recommend it to my friends.

If I Fall, If I Die by Michael Christie

It was a great book that approached real issues in a great setting with amazing characters and wrote in a way that flawlessly caught the attention of the reader.

The Book of Strange New Things by Michael Faber

This book was a great Christian fiction read. I absolutely loved the plot and the beautiful story. I found myself getting lost reading it and losing place of my surroundings because I was pulled into the story, it's a book I will definitely read again.

Bradstreet Gate by Robin Kirman

A great read that keeps you hooked from the very beginning with suspense around every corner!