Books by Bethany Griffin
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review 1: This was an excellent book. All the better for being, a rare thing in teenage fiction, subtle. I'm not a huge sexual chemistry fan (or a romance fan), but I felt it here. That being said, I was amazingly glad that the love interest ended the way it did. That was realistic and mat...
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review 1: One of the best things is when an author takes a story from another and makes it into something amazing. This is what happens, Griffin takes one of Edgar Allen Poe's well known short stories and makes it something that will keep you reading. It was almost painful for me to put do...
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review 1: Although I didn’t love this as much as I loved the first book, it still deserves a thumbs up. My only complaint was that a few parts of this book seemed incomplete/bare to me and I wished there was more to them. One minute you’re saving girls from Malcontent the next you’re ‘ki...
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review 1: I wish I had realized that this was book 1.5 in the series before I read book 2. That said, I don't think my reading of Dance of the Red Death would have been all that much deeper if I had. This novella provides some interesting backstory on Kent but doesn't add much to April's c...
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review 1: This book at time does get boring. At some points of the book, Parker also knwon as the Ice princess seems to me as a boring person. In the book, i just wanted to slap her because of the way she acted when They did something bad to her. There is no interestring part in the book ...
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review 1: I love this book. This was actually my second time reading it, the first being a couple of years ago when I didn't share my thoughts with the Goodreads world.The world that the story takes place in is dark and captivating. The world has succumbed to this deadly plague and no on...
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review 1: Blargh. This book and its predeccesor had soooo much potential. It is a great storyline, a great world (terrifying, but great) and such a neat concept. What loses points for me, is the love triangle. I don't understand why it needs to exist. It feels like such an overused trope o...