I absolutely loved Siren's Storm. It’s a fast-paced mystery that never stops twisting and unfolding and I was hooked until the end, literally staying up 2 hours in bed just to finish because I could not put it down. When a new girl named Asia arrives at Will and Gretchen’s small town, strange things start happening: bodies showing up shredded on the shore, people go missing, and some even go insane. But when Will and Gretchen do research they are confused by the complete lack of a record that Asia had. Where did she come from, what is she, and most importantly, what is she hiding? 
Dust and Decay promises to be an exciting novel. While reading it, you will be afraid to turn off the lights at night but will not want to stop reading it. Zombies rule the Rot and Ruin everywhere that is uninhabited. Only small towns are left but even they are not safe. Anyone who dies anyway (even old-age) will come back to attack. the only remaining samurai is Tom Imura who is making his brother and friends samurai, too. They are all zombie hunters and are leaving their safe haven to venture into the unknown to find a single airplane in hopes that somewhere there is civilization. Dust and Decay promises to be bone chilling, murderous, and deadly beautiful.
The Hitchcock Family is running out of money, and fast. So when their family vacation comes up they decide to find a way around it. Instead of traveling, they do a house swap with the Vadim family who live in Paris. But when they get there something seems strange. Everything about the Vadims doesn’t seem to fit together.
Wolf Storm effectively redefined suspense for me. This book was so gripping I read the whole thing in about four hours. I literally couldn’t put the book down. I read it through dinner, I read it while sitting in an orange kayak in my front hall. And I felt so attached to these characters that I was compelled that I would have probably followed them through a blizzard just to read the rest. This book brings you into the world of making a movie, which when paired up unexpectedly with survival in Slovakian mountains, makes such a perfect story.
Hades was a really good book. It reminded me of the story of Persephone being abducted by Hades. In this story, she is taken to Hades. The main character is an angel named Bethany who was tricked into being brought to Hades by a devil named Jake who loves her. Bethany was in Hades while her brother and sister (who are angels), boyfriend, and best friend are trying to save her. I thought it was a fantastic book and recommend it to other kids who are in middle school.
Michael Vey follows Michael who can shoot electricity from his hands. He and his friends Ostin (who has no power) and Taylor (who has powers) try to find out the source of their electrifying abilities. As they go deeper into the mystery they meet a mad scientist who wants to brainwash and use their kind. I recommend this book for action and sci-fi readers who love a little suspense too. I loved this book and couldn't put it down until it was done, and I'm still hungry for more. Can't wait for the next one!