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C.A. Gray

C.A. Gray is the author of the YA Fantasy PIERCING THE VEIL trilogy, as well as the NA Dystopian series, THE LIBERTY BOX. By day, she is a Naturopathic Medical Doctor (NMD), with a primary care practice in Tucson, Arizona. Additionally, she writes medical books under her real name. She is blessed with exceptionally supportive family and friends, and thanks God for them every single day! Read More »

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It’s release day for The Atlantis Bloodline!! “A secret society of the world’s elite... a hidden gift she never knew she has... a sunken treasure guarded throughout the ages...” If you like Atlantis lore, mythology, mermaids, and clean romance, this one’s for you. :) I had so much fun writing it! #bookstagram #yaromance #atlantis #authorcagray

My overall rating: *** 1/2 The experience of readi

My overall rating: *** 1/2 The experience of reading the Twilight Saga was such a strange contradiction. There are so
many things I dislike about the series, and I find the main character particularly obnoxious… and yet, it's compelling. I want to keep reading. I'm sure you know the rough idea: human girl (Bella) and vampire (Edward) fall in love, and Bella keeps finding herself in mortal danger from various night creatures whilst later torn between the Edward and her werewolf best friend Jacob. It's clean, it's entertaining, it's strangely addictive... and yet I eventually had enough and stopped listening about 1/4 of the way through the last book. So do I recommend it? Yes, but... with some caveats. 🙂 #bookstagram #twilight #stepheniemeyer

My rating: *** 1/2 “An Enchantment of Ravens”

My rating: *** 1/2 “An Enchantment of Ravens” is a happily-ever-after story (which I’m glad about, because I like happy endings, but it did feel a little too convenient.) Still, I enjoyed the story, and liked Isobel’s and Rook’s characters fo the most part. I also really liked the fact that, unlike most faery stories, the Fair Ones aren’t *all* glamour. In Rogerson’s version (if not in other versions, I don’t know the lore that well), their glamour covers ugliness in their persons, mold and rot in their clothes and food and dwellings. They are immortal, but apparently not immune to time in other ways. The best they can do is hide that under their glamour. I thought that was an interesting twist. #bookstagram #yafantasy

My overall series rating: *****! There's nothing l

My overall series rating: *****! There's nothing like the delight of re-experiencing an old favorite series! While the movies are great, and pretty darn close to the books as far as movies go, the books are just incredible. Getting inside Katniss's head makes everything so much more poignant than only watching the action from the outside. If you're one of the few who hasn't read it yet, you're missing out! #bookstagram #hungergames #dystopian

My collective rating: **** 1/2 The Royal Spyness s

My collective rating: **** 1/2 The Royal Spyness series is so much fun! The premise: Lady Georgiana is 32nd in line to the British throne at the time of Queen Mary (after WWI and before WWII). This means she’s just royal enough for it to be inappropriate for her to work for a living, and yet too far removed from the royal family to actually have means of her own, especially after the Great War. She therefore works as an undercover maid, but pretends to her royal connections, and especially the Queen, that she is well-to-do and “respectable.” If the Queen were to find out the truth, she’s afraid she would ship her off to the country to be a lady-in-waiting for Princess Anne, and she would never see society again. Or, worse yet, she’d be married off to her nemesis Prince Sigfried, aka “Fish Face,” who secretly prefers boys. Meanwhile, Queen Mary enlists Georgie’s assistance in trying to interest her wayward son David, the Prince of Wales, in someone–anyone–more appropriate for him than the married American woman, Wallace Simpson. In the process of trying to carry out the Queen’s wishes without letting her or anyone else know of her dire financial straits, dead bodies keep turning up–and it’s up to Georgie to figure out whodunit and why. And periodically, the dashing Scottish playboy (and possible spy?) Darcy O’Mara keeps showing up in her life, only to vanish again with no warning. SO much fun — a great lighthearted cozy mystery series. #bookstagram #cozymystery

My rating: *** I listened to the Audible version r

My rating: *** I listened to the Audible version read by Claire Danes. It was accompanied by a very long foreword and note from the translator, which I actually enjoyed more than the story itself. These gave a lot of context in terms of how the Odyssey influenced culture in Ancient Greece, and how it continues to do so today; other works that referenced it, and how the translator made the decisions she did when translating it into modern English.

I had read at least an abbreviated version in high school but I didn't remember it very well. The version in modern English was I think far easier to read, and I felt better doing so after listening to the translator's note that said archaic English is no closer to the original Greek than is modern English, so you might as well translate it in such a way that will resonate with your own time! I also listened to most of it while in Santorini, so that gave it a lot more gravitas. #bookstagram #classics #greekhistory

My rating: ***** Charming! I so rarely enjoy kids’ books because the themes are usually too juvenile too, but not this one. Even though Charlie’s travails ring true for a young girl, we can all identify with her readily, I think, and the environment of the story reminded me a lot of Anne of Green Gables, which is one of my favorites. The theme — finding love in unexpected places, and therefore a place to belong — is told in a way that a child could understand, but of course is itself ageless. Very uplifting. #bookstagram #childrensbooks

My rating: *** 1/2 This is a hard book to review,

My rating: *** 1/2 This is a hard book to review, because even though I just finished it, I almost couldn’t tell you what happened in it. That’s because it reads like a dream sequence… no rules, anything is possible, and every detail is described in colors and emotions, with scenes shifting into different fantastical settings for no apparent reason all the time. Finale is certainly poetic, gorgeously so, but it was so slippery that I felt like I couldn’t sink my teeth in anywhere. Each new fantastical scene shift, each new magical rule, and each dramatic reveal became almost laughable after awhile. At a certain point, the whole story requires suspension of disbelief, and you just go with it. Still, I’m glad I read it, if only because the emotions and the descriptions are SO well done! #bookstagram #caraval

I’ve been back a week now... Santorini is the BE

I’ve been back a week now... Santorini is the BEST!! #vacation #greece

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