The Arcadia Project: Borderline (Series #1) (Hardcover)

from nmele

As I have noted before, I don't read much fantasy. I don't recall who recommended this book to me but I am grateful. The story is clever, witty and with a fascinating set of premises. I don't want to say much more but should tell you that the title is appropriate and accurate in several senses of...

from ScoLgo

Urban fantasy with faery-folk is not my usual thing but I ended up really enjoying this read. It is highly entertaining and I loved the (literally) broken protagonist. Strong on characterization, it's a short book that sweeps along at a good pace. For sure I'll be looking for more titles from Mis...

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Mille has been chewed up and spit out by the dream factory that is LA. She is approached while recovering from a failed suicide attempt that cost her both her legs and her spot film school. She is approached by the Arcadia Project, they state that they help people with mental illness issues with ...

from chrisblocker

I'm not into Fantasy. Nor do I go for investigative mysteries. And I generally don't care much for series. So it's probably a bit of a surprise for everyone that I'd pick up a novel that has every bit of these traits. There are two reasons I did so. One, I want to venture into new reading grounds...

from kmajort

Really enjoyed this... different take on fairyland touching our world. Not pretty (like Laurel K Hamilton's Merry Gentry... funny that I made NO connection until writing this. Maybe that's the only similarity? Certainly not a sex-fest.) but gritty. People are flawed. Our heroine has BPD, and it a...