This Week’s Adventures

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Alexandra Bracken, Lisa Gail Green, Never Fade, Soul Crossed

In which I talk about things that happened this week.

At Uni

As some of you may be aware, I started back at uni on Monday. One week in and I am completely exhausted.

For my first computer programming workshop, I made this:

Which was really exciting, but the rest of the week was pretty boring.

Exhausting, but boring.

And I also go a taste of just how busy I’m going to be for the next 5 weeks. Out of the house by 6:30 every morning, getting home at 7pm most nights only to have to leave again for tutoring which means my day doesn’t really finish until 9pm.

So, if you’re wondering why I haven’t replied to any comments or commented on anyone else’s blog lately, you now know why. I’m still trying to figure out when would be a good time to designate to blog reading, but I haven’t got one yet.

Books Read

On the train, I read Soul Crossed, by Lisa Gail Green.

At home I’ve been reading Never Fade, by Alexandra Bracken. If it wasn’t for the fact that I have to be up at 5:30am every morning, I so would have finished it (and possibly the sequel) by now.

On This Blog

Monday: I farewelled my spare time
Tuesday: I listed my favourite book heroines
Wednesday: I reviewed Soul Crossed
Thursday: I gave a more detailed guide to my rating system
Friday: I took a break and posted nothing

Wow, I posted an awful lot for someone who said she wasn’t going to be around as often…don’t get used to this people.

Review: Soul Crossed

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Book Review, Lisa Gail Green, Soul Crossed

Author: Lisa Gail Green

Series: Of Angels and Demons (Book 1)

Rating: 2 stars

Genre: Paranormal

Synopsis: One Demon.

One Angel.

One Soul.

Josh lived a reckless, selfish life, so upon his death, escaping the eternal torments of Hell by assuming the role of a powerful, soul-corrupting demon is an easy choice. His first soul assignment doesn’t seem too hard: the mortal Camden is already obsessed with weapons, pain, and torture. If only Josh wasn’t distracted by Cam’s beautiful friend, Grace.

Grace never expected to die violently at age sixteen, but now she’s an Angel, responsible for saving a soul. She can already see past Camden’s earthly flaws, so the job should be be easy. If only that handsome, playboy Josh would stop getting in the way.

It’s forbidden for an Angel to be with a Demon, so if Josh and Grace stop resisting each other, the results would be disastrous.

And only one can claim Cam’s soul.

How I got this book: Netgalley

Release Date: February 25, 2015

The Short Version:

I was expecting something awesomely amazing.

I didn’t get it.

Warning: The Long Version may contain spoilers