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Aboli Salvi aboli — I love time travel and, combined with a good romance and our main character’s attitude and spunk, Myra McEntire’s debut novel made for a very fun read! Emerson Cole has had a very difficult past, but she’s a fighter and is full of energy, humor, and optimism. She’s been able to pull out of her dark moments and has a good support system in the form of her best friend, Lily, whose own secrets I can’t wait to uncover, and her brother and sister-in-law, Thomas and Dru. Thomas completely has his sister’s back and is aware of Emerson’s “I see dead people” ability. He has tried to help her in any way he can, which ultimately leads him to a group known as the Hourglass — and Michael Weaver. The relationship between Michael and Emerson was a standout for me. I won’t lie, I did begin to make ugly faces whenever Emerson decided to prattle on about Michael’s abs, lips, and overall hotness, but their chemistry was crazy good. There was a lot of rising anticipation, but more than that, there were the more quiet, sweeter moments when they got to know one another. McEntire also laid out the beginning framework for a love triangle. Kaleb is Michael’s best friend and definitely the outgoing, flirtatious of the two. I did enjoy his character, and there’s no use denying that he and Emerson also had chemistry, but count me in as “Team Michael” — I’m all for the nicer, less aggressive guys. The time travel/science fiction aspects of the story were easy to follow. I didn’t have to dive in too deeply to understand the gist of it because McEntire didn’t bog down the story with unnecessary details. She did, however, do an excellent job in keeping my attention glued to the pages as the main time travel storyline came to the forefront. Even with the twists and surprises that it offered, I know that Hourglass only gave a small taste of what’s to come and I’m very excited to be along on for the ride with Emerson and the rest of the gang. Bring on the next book! Have you read the book? Rate it and comment with your th

Ewa Kubasik ewakubasik874b — As always, J.K Rowling has captured my attention. The Prisoner of Azkaban was better the second time around and I have realized the story came to life when I looked at it with a fresh pair of eyes. I am very glad that J.K Rowling’s, Harry Potter series has remained on my bookshelf all of these years.

高 扶风 gaofufeng — I read this when I was researching a paper on alternative family books. It is a very cute story about two male penguins who adopt a baby penguin that has been abandoned by its mother. It's actually a true story, too; although I forget which zoo it happened in. It did create some controversy, with the whole two male parents thing, but read it aloud if you're brave.

Daniel Topel dtopel — Fantastic series.