Secondary Characters by Rachel Schieffelbein

Jen has created an intriguing setting in the castle and an interesting mystery that instantly peaked my interest. These sisters are so fun and unique, each with their own voice. This book is the second in the Lord’s for the Sisters of Sussex series. Depending on what mood I’m in I can always find a good read with her. Her Indie books are lighter, but still delightful. Her traditionally published books feel a little deeper, a little more flushed out. She also writes contemporary romances under the pen name Sophia Summers. She has such versatility in her writing with both traditionally published and indie Regency Romances under this name. The Earl’s Winning Wager by Jen Geigle Johnson **** Moderate Language, Low Romance, Low Violence, Low Religion **Just a heads up there was a bit of swearing in the book, they were however, all mild curse words. Thus adding an on the edge of your seat feeling of: when is she finally going to see it and believe it too? I really enjoyed their sweet romance. His point of view created in the reader the knowledge that Mabel wasn’t a secondary character to him. I appreciated getting the story from both Mabel and Lance’s point of view. I think we all feel like a secondary character at some point in our lives which made Mabel extremely relatable. This was a really fun quick young adult read.

Secondary Characters by Rachel Schieffelbein However, I did find this too, and really enjoyed it. I really want to be brave enough to read it, but I’m not…yet. When they realize the school is no longer safe, Erwin is determined to keep the group together and get them all to safety.

The bright light in the dark is Sylvia, whose strength helps hold Erwin together when everything is falling apart. However, the premise sounds amazing!Įrwin is in hell- Locked in his high school with his ex-girlfriend, her new pain-in-the-ass boyfriend, and a handful of others while zombies claw at the doors trying to fight their way in. I don’t do scary, I get the heebie jeebie’s just looking at that cover. So I went looking for other things this author has written and I found this: I was just as enthralled with this new story idea as I was with the class. She had another author give the beginning ideas for a story, and it was awesome. In my very first class I watched the amazing Lisa Mangum not just teach a concept, but then show us how to implement it by mapping it out. I participated in my own at home learning last weekend when I attended a virtual writing conference.