Jennifer Scales Jennifer Scales and the Ancient Furnace, Book 1, (Paperback)

from rocalisa

This is a nice, light read. It's a book for pre-teens and young teenagers - and adults like me who like to revist that place in their reading. It's fairly simple, although it soon becomes clear that good and evil are never actually simple or black and white. This is also very clearly a set-up boo...

from Jenson_AKA_DL

This was an interesting concept that had me thinking I might enjoy this story more than this author's adult "Betsy the Vampire" series, but I was wrong. There's just something about her main characters' attitudes in both stories that I find to be overly abraisive and annoying. The book was modera...

from Mikaela_l

This is another of those books I have eyed for years but never got around to read. When I spotted it on the library's webpage, I downloaded it on a whim. I was in the mood for a something short, and something that wasn't romance. This one fit my needs. I couldn't put it down. The voice were smoot...

from pacey1927

If it weren't for the main character's age and the fact that there is no requisite sex scene, this could be any one of the better adult paranormal/fantasy novels on the market today. I think this one actually stands out because of the nature of Jennifer's 'beast'. The authors do an exquisite job ...

from TheLibraryhag

Jennifer Scales thinks she is a normal 14-year-old with only school and soccer games to worry about. Then she discovers that she is part dragon and has to hide this identity from all her friends and neighbors. As she learns to cope with her changing relationships, she discovers that she is not th...