Bring out the Claws
I knew I was emotionally invested in Rachel Vincent’s “Rogue” when I was getting angry and upset with how the other characters were treating Faythe. I found myself wanting to defend her actions and her mistakes to a group of fictional people.
So I was hooked.
“Rogue” is the sequel to Vincent’s equally engrossing “Stray” - a story of a Pride of werecats and in particular, the Alpha’s daughter, Faythe, who escaped her family’s hold on her in search of a normal life at college, complete with roommates and boyfriend. In”Stray,” Faythe found her old life coming back in the form of her ex-boyfriend, Marc, who also happened to be her father’s enforcer, and was trying to protect her from a dangerous non-Pride cat, a Stray. Faythe’s independent streak and well, brattiness, ended up putting her in danger and she was kidnapped by the Stray. And Faythe had to g
Get your Summer Reading On
Summer is coming and what better way to celebrate the warm weather than staying inside in the air-conditioning and reading a book? Or, if you’re not allergic to the outdoors like me, throwing a book in your bag and goi
What about Car Racing?
Some people just don’t get it.
“What’s the appeal of car racing?” they ask. “The cars don’t go anywhere except in a circle.”
They just don’t get it. They don’t understand that it’s not about the circle, so much as the drivers
The Devil Wears Chef Whites
My obsession with “Kitchen Nightmares” and “Hell’s Kitchen,” not to mention “Top Chef” when Chef Gordon Ramsay’s not on, has taken its toll. Not only do my friends tease me about my inappropriate crush on the hot-headed celebrity chef, but now I’m go
» Full StoryMarch and Madness
You’ve already said your farewells to the family.
You’ll miss them, but what you have to do is important. There will be no running the kids to parties this spring. No weekend getaways, no impromptu excursions. Even though this
Party-girl Zombies
How to describe Mark Henry’s “Happy Hour of the Damned ...”
It’s like Carrie Bradshaw took a wrong-turn and ended up in a George Romero flick ... kinda.
It’s a hip, comed


