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Behind The Red Door

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Although I am not a fan I do see their place in the writing and educational world. After looking at our short story collection I decided to invest some time in updating it. I didn't really know where to start so I asked my BookGabbers if they had any recommendations. One student had something that she loved and borrowed me a copy of Kiss Me Deadly: 13 Tales of Paranormal Love. The Assassin's Apprentice by Michelle Zink - Descendants of angels wipping out demons on Earth. Could have used more background info. Would like to see it in a longer format. Errant by Diana Peterfreund - A fantasy story of ceremonial unicorn hunts. Not very paranormal and wasn't so hot. The Spirit Jar by Karen Mahoney - A vampire trying to …show more content…

Great writing and a fantastic read. The Spy Who Never Grew Up by Sarah Rees Brennan - I was so lost with who was who in this story I put it down. Frustrating. The Dungeons of Langeais by Becca Fitzpatrick - This is set in Becca's Hush Hush universe with a angel, a man nad two women they are tryng to protect. It was ok. Behind The Red Door by Caitlin Kittredge - Girl meets ghost. Ghost is not too great or interesting much like the story. Hare Moon by Carrie Ryan - Focused on Sister Tabitha from Ryan's The Forest of Hands and Teeth. It expanded how Tabitha became Sister Tabitha and was a wonderful addition to the TFOHAT. Although it was a great read, people who have not read TFOHAF may not know the signifinace of it's character or backstory. Familiar by Michelle Rowen - A cute and funny story of a witch picking her cat familiar who is not what he seems. Fearless by Rachel Vincent - This is set is Vincent's Soul Screamer world and introduces Sabine prior to the series. Sabine is a Mara, a walking nightmare who feeds off of fear who is stuck in a delinquent centre with nothing to eat. Interesting

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