Read In A Single Sitting
Have you ever found yourself up reading into the wee hours? Do you love fun, quick books that demand you read them right through without a break? If so, this site is for you: we're dedicated entirely to fast, enjoyable reads that can be read in a single sitting. For contact info or for more information about our review policy head over to the About Us page.
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Competitions
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Giveaway: Red Riding Hood by Sarah Blakley-Cartwright
05 March 2011 9:07 AM | 26 CommentsWe have 4 copies of Red Riding Hood by Sarah Blakley-Cartwright to give away!
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Top reads for 2010
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List: Read in a Single Sittings top picks for 2010
13 November 2010 7:55 PM | 23 CommentsA running list of the best books we've read this year.
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Giveaways
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A roundup of book giveaways 2 March 2011
02 March 2011 9:40 AM | 2 CommentsA roundup of book giveaways 2 March 2011: Laura Lippman, Laurie Halse Anderson, Aimee Bender, and more!
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Lists
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List: Our readers top single sitting reads
24 December 2010 10:17 AM | 4 CommentsA list of books our readers simply couldn't put down.
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List: Books that take place over a single day
22 November 2010 10:53 PM | 13 CommentsA list of books that take place over a single day
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List: books set in the theatre
02 November 2010 10:56 PM | 12 CommentsA list of books about, or set in, the theatre.
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List: Indigenous Australian authors
24 October 2010 5:06 PM | 25 CommentsA list of Indigenous Australian authors
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List: young adult novels in verse
18 October 2010 8:27 PM | 23 CommentsA list of young adult novels written in verse
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Recent Fantasy and Paranormal Reviews
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Review: The Haunted by Jessica Verday
27 February 2011 3:36 PM | 4 CommentsThe Haunted is the follow-up to The Hollow, a paranormal YA based on the Sleepy Hollow legend.
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Review: Charmed Life by Diana Wynne Jones
24 February 2011 10:17 AM | 6 CommentsCharmed Life is a fabulous, whimsical outing from acclaimed children's author Diana Wynne Jones
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Review: Angels Blood by Nalini Singh
01 February 2011 8:56 PM | 10 CommentsA quick and snappy introduction to this best-selling author's new Guild Hunter series
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Recent YA reviews
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Review: 0.4 by Mike Lancaster
07 March 2011 10:51 PM | 1 Comment0.4 is an intelligent and chilling invasion-themed YA spec fic novel.
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Review: Red Riding Hood by Sarah Blakley-Cartwright and David Leslie Johnson
04 March 2011 3:05 PM | 9 CommentsRed Riding Hood is a modern-day update on the famous cautionary tale.
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Review: The Haunted by Jessica Verday
27 February 2011 3:36 PM | 4 CommentsThe Haunted is the follow-up to The Hollow, a paranormal YA based on the Sleepy Hollow legend.
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Urban Fantasy Archive
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Review: Angels Blood by Nalini Singh
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Review: Dead Until Dark by Charlaine Harris
With her mind-reading skills and affinity towards vampires, Sookie Stackhouse is a small-town waitress with a difference. -
Review: Caressed by Ice by Nalini Singh
Caressed by Ice is the third outing in best-selling paranormal romance author Nalini Singh's Psy-Changeling series. -
Review: Slave to Sensation by Nalini Singh
Slave to Sensation is an interesting and refreshingly creative take on the paranormal romance genre. -
Review: Ghost Huntress: The Reason by Marley Gibson
The third in Marley's Ghost Huntress series is a strong and well-plotted novel about friendship and self-acceptance -
Review: Soulless by Gail Carriger
Soulless is a delightful Victorian urban fantasy in which vampires, werewolves, cucumber sandwiches, and parasols abound. -
Review: White Tiger by Kylie Chan
The first in Chan's Dark Heavens series, White Tiger is a fun read filled with Chinese folklore. -
Review: How to Marry a Millionaire Vampire by Kerrelyn Sparks
A vampire with a toothache, a dentist with a phobia of blood, and a group of Russian vampire gangsters set on bringing down humanity. What's not to love?