THE DEVOURING GRAY by CHRISTINE LYNN HERMAN A REVIEW by ALEXA DUNCAN The Devouring Gray is a book I’ve had my eye on ever since its publication. Blending a contemporary setting with magical elements, set against the background of a small town surrounded by a creepy forest? Count me in.…
ANNA K. by JENNY LEE A REVIEW by ALEXA DUNCAN I have something to confess to you all, dear readers: I’ve never read Anna Karenina. I was an English major in college and not once did we read that hulking brick of a novel–or even sections of it. However, I know…
THE GRACE YEAR by KIM LIGGETT A REVIEW by ALEXA DUNCAN When The Grace Year was published last year, it came on a wave of a new trend emerging in YA fiction: Feminist horror. Along with Wilder Girls by Rory Power, The Grace Year is marked by certain themes common…