Reading books is a great way to relax and wind down in the evenings. In fact I usually spend about 30 minutes to an hour each night reading books before drifting off to sleep. I love connecting with the characters in the book. As a reader, I am usually a sucker for a book that has an interesting cover photo. I realize that most people often tell you not to judge a book by its cover and since I started reading about a year ago, I have tried not to pick a book solely on it’s cover. Instead, when I am browsing for a new book to read I often look for good book reviews. I was given an opportunity to review “Wicked Hunger” by DelSheree Gladden.
Disclosure: I received this book in exchange for a review. All opinions of this book are 100% my own and I would never recommend a book to my readers that I didn’t enjoy myself. This book is perfect for a teenager, young adult, or the young at heart.
Like this review? Click on the photo for more information. In fact, DelSheree updated to the cover for her book since I posted this review.
Vanessa, she likes to go by Van, is a 15 year old girl who just wants to have a normal life. After school, she works at a local dance studio to keep her active which helps keep her hunger at bay. Most of her friends at school doesn’t know that she lives a secret life. She is forced to constantly lie to her friends and pretend that she is a normal teenager. They don’t realize that she has a strong urge to hurt or kill people. As she is nearing her 16th birthday her hunger starts getting stronger and the urges to harm someone is slowly increasing. Zander, her brother, warns her about her growing hunger. He wants her to try to keep her hunger in control.
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6 responses to “Wicked Hunger by DelSheree Gladden”
Thank you so much for reading and reviewing Wicked Hunger Christy! I’m so glad you enjoyed it and shared it with your readers!
Your welcome DelSheree, I can’t wait to read the second book.
a great review–I’m not much into this type of story line though. Right now I’m reading Chasing Justice by Danielle Stewart
I will have to check out that title Pamela, thank you for sharing. 🙂
Excellent review!!!
DelSheree is very talented, and the things she does with words are fascinating!! I’m looking forward to the next books, as this one is excellent.
Again, wonderful review!! You make me want to read it, again!!
Thank you for the feedback Rhonda. I loved Ketchup’s name choice, I remember laughing when I saw it.