Ascend by Amanda Hocking

Ascend by Amanda Hocking

In this book Wendy has many choices to make like Finn or Loki, love or her people and Trylle or Vittra.  Wendy is going to be queen very soon so all of the questions have came to her view will she choose to give herself up to the Vittra to save her people and leave the throne to her arranged husband Tove or will she find a way to kill the king and lead her people to peace?

I would give this book a 8 out of 10

There is a little swearing and also a couple scenes of intercourse but it doesn't really go in to details

There is fighting it is a bit gory like decapitation and sword ran thought people.

Torn by Amanda Hockings

 

Torn by Amanda Hocking

 

This book was about how Wendy is handling being a princess and it starts out at her house after she ran away. She learns that he father isn't really dead and that her father really wants her with him. He is more then willing to kidnap her and her "host" family. Along with this she has to deal with her old tracker Finn being in her house to protect her. Which wouldn't be bad but he wont talk to her.

 

 I would give this book a 7 out of 10

 

There is some swearing and a few kissing scenes.

 

There is fighting but its not to gory.

 

 

 

 





Out of Reach by Carrie Arcos

 

Out of Reach by Carrie Arcos

 

The story is about Rachel's search for her brother Micah and some of the memories she shares with him. Rachel gets the help of Micah friend Tyler to find Micah after he ran away from home. Micah is addicted to crystal meth and in the search to find him Rachel and Tyler find out a lot about Micah and of each other.

 

The book has a few "major" swears but by far isn't the worse I have read

 

Only hints at past intercourse

 

There is a lot of talking about god but it is in more of a joking way. It isn't promoting it but it also isn't completely trashing it either.

 

only has one scene with fighting and it was only what the characters hear.

 

I give this book a 8 out of ten 

 

 



Sapphire Blue by Kerstin Gier

 

Sapphire Blue by Kerstin Gier

 

The second book in the Ruby Red trilogy

 

This book is about a young time traveler trying to fulfill the prophecy of her kind, but she is not alone. She has the help of he male time traveling counter part. In this book they have to fight off attempts on there lives, possible feelings for each other and somehow still act like normal teens.

 

There is very little swearing just S*** a couple times.

 

Only a couple kissing scenes.

 

There is also a little religion, which would be a few scenes in a church.

 

There was a few fighting scenes but nothing gory.

 

I would give this book a 4 out of 10 it wasn't bad but it was slow moving and nothing really happened to help the quest.