Audrey, Wait! Robin Benway, RazorBill, 313 pages

I had passed by this book so many times, and each one I wanted to reach out and grab it. But I didn’t. Now I want to know what took me so long! If I’d had an inkling of how enjoyable this book was to read I would have grabbed it the first time.

That being said, if you haven’t read it, but have thought about it, DO! NOW!

It was snarky and fun and I enjoyed the dialogue between all of the characters equally. I didn’t think I’d enjoy the main character as much as I did.

There were too many quotes that I liked so I’ve really scaled it down.

"It's funny how bed and pillows and covers can change a conversation. Words turn quiet and you mean more and say less. It's like you can build your own little world, Population: 2."

"If our school ever performed a play about the French Revolution, she could play the guillotine."

Intertwined, Gena Showalter, HarlequinTeen, 440 pages

(Nov. 2) For me this book was a little difficult to get in to. It took me longer than most. Not because it opened up boring. I’m not sure why actually. I put it down and picked up another book, but once I picked it up again, and got a little further in, I had to finish it.

I needed to know what the connection really was between Aden and Mary Ann. Honestly I thought maybe they were twins seperated at birth even though they looked nothing alike. I thought maybe Mary Ann looked like her mom and Aden like Morris Gray, Mary Ann’s dad. Because it mentions Aden has blond roots and Mr. Gray was blond, etc.

There were a few twists I didn’t see coming so that was nice. The storyline was very intricate and executed well.

I did feel a connection with these characters, even the body-less ones.

I’m not sure I liked how it ended, and have looked around but not found any info on if there is going to be a sequel. Does anyone know?

Update-Unraveled will be coming out Sept. 2010!! I will be buying this one.