Rachel Person - Events and Community Outreach Coordinator in Saratoga Springs
Submitted by rperson@northsh... on Mon, 01/01/1990 - 12:00am
Fans of Novik's dark and brilliant Scholomance series will not want to miss this breathtaking conclusion to the trilogy. A satisfying thrill-packed roller coaster ride of a narrative overlays a serious reckoning with the moral underpinnings of the so-called good life. New readers of the series should start with the Last Graduate, and prepare to be blown away. ~ Reviewed by Rachel Person
Zevin's latest is an absolutely stunning exploration of friendship, creativity, video games and art. Sam and Sadie are best friends, turned distant acquaintances, turned creative partners and programming visionaries in this sprawling and beautiful novel. ~ Reviewed by Rachel Person
Fans of historical romance take note, this may be Sarah MacLean's best yet! From the opening scene (a mobster wedding turned horribly wrong) you'll be swept into the hijinks of the British Aristocracy's most daring ladies - a righteous gang of thieves bringing justice to the most corrupt nobles. Complete with a madcap dash toward Gretna Green and a swoony love story, this book is a delight. ~ Reviewed by Rachel Person
Fear of loss has driven Alice to close herself off from romantic love - despite a magical gift in which stories she writes help their readers find love. In this tender and heartfelt novel, Alice must learn to write - and live - her own story. ~ Reviewed by Rachel Person
This absurd heist-in-reverse is so much fun. Mira, a staid accountant, is thrown together with her equally stodgy ex as they have to steal back a priceless necklace originally stolen by Mira's con-man father - everything about this second chance romance is a rip-roaring good time. ~ Reviewed by Rachel Person
