
Lure of Oblivion: Mercury Pack
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Gwen Miller may be a human, but she has no problem taking a stand against her own kind. She’s...
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Kiss of Steel
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Honoria Todd has more secrets than most people and she's hiding them in Whitechapel. Blade is the...
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Sea of Shadows (Age of Legends #1)
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Kelley Armstrong, #1 New York Times bestselling author, takes an exciting new direction with this...

Aced (PresLocke, #1)
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Ace Locke is Hollywood’s hottest action hero. Women across the globe fling their panties in his...
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Blue Moon Rising (Moonlight Prophecies #2) by Amanda Meuwissen
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Alpha Jay Russell’s broken engagement may just be the best thing that ever happened to him. His...
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Alpha (Blood Moon, Texas Shifters #4)
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Brody Caldwell, deputy sheriff and alpha of the Blood Moon, Texas pack, receives a phone call on the...
Urban Fantasy Paranormal Romance

Parting Worlds (Once Upon a Curse #4)
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She'll risk it all to be with the man she loves… Don't miss PARTING WORLDS, a fantasy romance from...
fantasy retelling

Kaz (232 KP) rated The Girl In Between in Books
Nov 5, 2019
This book’s main character Bryn has a sleeping syndrome, which means that she can suddenly sleep for weeks and months on end. This didn’t mean however, that she a poor defenseless girl, in fact she was the opposite. She was funny, sarcastic and a fully rounded teenager and I thought she was relatable and likeable.
This book wasn’t just about Disability but the book does cover some of the issues that, even though I don’t have the same condition as Bryn, I could relate to, when I was growing up. However, it was also a complex mix of real life, fantasy and Bryn’s condition, which was seamlessly and imaginatively, incorporated into the story.
There were a couple of times when I thought that this book would develop into a slushy teen romance, but thankfully, this just managed not to turn into this and any kind of romance was maturely and sensitively handled.
I found the pace of this to be excellent. In no part of the book did I feel the story dragged and I really wanted to know what would happen to the characters.
I think that the ending was really good and it resolved enough to feel satisfied at the end, but it left enough for me to want to read the rest of the series.
I will definitely be reading the rest of this series at some point. I would recommend reading this book, whether you want to read something with a strong main character who has a Disability, or you enjoy a good Fantasy read.
My Rating ****

Bring Me A Dream (Reveler #5)
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The madman and the nightmare… Vincent Blackman is a little…unhinged. He recently fought a...
Urban Fantasy Romance