Question: What made you decide to start your very own book blog? Thinking back the way it all started, I blame it all on the books. They made me want to read more and more and they made me want to share my love for them with other people. You see, my friends and family are so not into the kind of books I …
The Seraphina Parrish Trilogy – book 2 reveal in The Midnight Cup of Coffee
What a wonderful way to wake up this morning with this beautiful cover for book #2 in Seraphina Parish Trilogy: "PROTECTING TRUTH" by Michelle Warren Well, I can protect any truth in a hug like that - just saying ;) Now that we have a name and a gorgeous cover, I don't know about you but I can't wait to …
Review: Something like normal by Trish Doller
Dear Travis, I know you've been through a lot and I care for you with all my heart. I love the honesty with which you describe your world with the good and the bad, I love how you know when you're wrong, how you are sad to be right, how you want to say you're sorry …
Review: Forbidden by Tabitha Suzuma
This review might not make much sense to you - there were tons of thoughts clouding my mind and I just decided to put them down and free my head from them all. I was going up and down contradicting myself, but this is exactly what this book does to one, and that's why it is so special.
Review: Social Suicide by Gemma Halliday
To quote the main character: 'Oh, fantastic amounts of fluffin' fudge.' This book is hilarious! In fact there are no words to describe how much I enjoyed this book and how my face hurt from so much laughing. I don't think there is one page in the whole book without a tiny little joke. So, before starting …
Review: Glitch by Heather Anastasiu
This book was probably definitely intended to a younger audience so there is no surprise that I found it to be a bit juvenile at parts. Based on this I really had a hard time rating it, as there were things that I really liked, but there were some things I simply needed to skip. If …
Review: Sixteenth Summer by Michelle Dalton
Oh boy, this book was really charming. It was like a spell taking me back in time, remembering how it felt to be in love for the very first time. But more than that it reminded me of the last time I fell in love, and it was both scary and exciting to see my memories …
Review: Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys
Step on my heart, cut it wide open, rub it with salt and feed it to the sharks.. Or just make me read this book, because this is how it feels like reading this story. How can I call “wonderful” a book full of so many horrors? ...
Review: Cold Kiss by Amy Garvey
This book touched the very bottom of my heart. “Love doesn’t break easily, I found. But people do. There isn't much action and the story is simple, but there are so many emotions crammed into this little book that even my soul started to ache at some point. The writer knows how to describe the feeling of losing …
Review: Grave Mercy by R.L. LaFevers
How many ways to kill a man do you know? Probably many, right? Now, how many of them could you use if in trouble? For me the answer is around.. arr.. none, if you don’t count the fact that I could bore someone to death, but that would take me quite a while. This being said I would …
Review: Unraveling by Elizabeth Norris
Elizabeth Norris, "I fucking love you"! If I had to describe this book in only one word I would say “incredible”, but if I had more words to play around I would say something along this lines: “Mind-blowing, heartbreaking with a pinch of humor and an action/suspense overdose... all in the best possible way. Keep both eyes …
One step closer to The Host movie in The Midnight Cup of Coffee
We still have to wait one more year for the movie adaptation of 'The Host' by Stephenie Meyer. Not sure how many of you have read the book yet but I did, and I loved it, and I can't possibly wait to see it on the big screen. With the movie being filmed right now, several …
Smart E-Book Interface Prototype in The Midnight Cup of Coffee
E-Book lovers, this article is for you! You know how much I love my eReaders, and how technology is something that makes my life easier and brighter every day, right? Then you must imagine how I loved to find this video showing how my our reading experience might change in the future.. Because with this, the eReading experience …
The Odds Were Ever In My Favor in The Midnight Cup of Coffee
So I've seen The Hunger Games movie this weekend, and I am pleased to tell you that I did like it. It is not like the best movie ever, and I don't know if the impact was similar for the people that haven't read the book yet, still the producers managed to do a wonderful job …
My Boyfriend’s Girl (#1) Jasmine in Dreaming after Midnight
Jasmine (from Amplified by Tara Kelly) So... I've made a promise to someone that I'll write a 'book girlfriend' kind of article (for the reading male population to enjoy as well), and this is me keeping my promise. Hope you'll like it! “Sure, I had pretty high expectations. [...] But I had nowhere to go but up. Why not aim …
Dreaming after Midnight (#9) Sean in Dreaming after Midnight
Sean (from Amplified by Tara Kelly) “Welcome to the real world, princess.” Let see... What do we know about him? He is 17th, works in a auto shop and plays in a band. He is smart, with extraordinary drawing talent and gorgeous green eyes, he is funny and caring and.. he really needs to get over his ex. PROS: #1: He is as cute as a …