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Sep 27, 2024 | 
marshwoodvale.com | Rebecca Ross
Divine Rivals By Rebecca RossPublished by Magpie Books/HarperCollins Paperback £9.99Review by Nicky MathewsonAt the busy train station, surrounded by soldiers in crisp new uniforms, Iris Winnow is holding back her tears as she says farewell to her older brother Forrest. He gives her his coat and she wears it like a hug. As the train pulls away she reaches into the pocket and finds a note: Just in case you didn’t know…you are by far the best sister I’ve ever had. I’m so proud of you.
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May 3, 2024 | 
maudesbookclub.com | Rebecca Ross
Earlier this year MBC chose to read Divine Rivals by Rebecca Ross in February! The story between Iris Winnow and Roman Kitt placed our readers in a trance. The love letters expressing their innermost thoughts and feelings were magical.
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Apr 30, 2024 | 
kirkusreviews.com | Rebecca Ross
Four queer teenagers are stuck in an infinite time loop that taps into their collective worst moment. The question of what really happened to Charlotte Vanderheyden at the Lilies Society’s Founder’s Night initiation lies at the heart of this convoluted mystery, which is told from the perspectives of four Archwell Academy seniors: Rory Archwell, Blythe Harris, Veró Martín, and Drew Simmons.
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Apr 22, 2024 | 
kirkusreviews.com | Brittany Williams |Rebecca Ross
Seventeen-year-old Joan Sands faces off in new fights with the Fae in this sequel to 2023’s That Self-Same Metal. Joan’s godfather, Baba Ben, is still locked away in the Tower of London, so it’s Joan’s job as one blessed by the Orisha Ogun to protect their people with her power to manipulate metals. Fae creatures that feast on the bones and blood of humans are growing bolder and stronger now that the Pact forged to keep them in their own realm has been broken.
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Mar 26, 2024 | 
clydebankpost.co.uk | Rebecca Ross
HI my name is Rebecca Ross. I have recently been elected as the Member of the Scottish Youth Parliament (MSYP) for the Clydebank constituency. The Scottish Youth Parliament is the democratically parliament of young people, representing young people aged 11-25 in Scotland. West Dunbartonshire’s Scottish Youth Parliament election ran from January 17-31 and I am very thankful that I was elected as the new MSYP for Clydebank. An MSYP is elected by young people, for young people.
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Mar 19, 2024 | 
kirkusreviews.com | Margie Fuston |Rebecca Ross
Come for the forbidden romance and interpersonal machinations rather than the titular Games. Bly’s world is filled with vampires, witches, and humans like herself. Vampires and witches live under an uneasy peace, but for two weeks each year, they play the Revenant Games. During this time, humans can choose a side, try to capture a member of the opposing faction, and claim a reward: The witches will raise someone from the dead, while the vampires will grant you immortality.
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Feb 12, 2024 | 
kirkusreviews.com | Lauren Roberts |Rebecca Ross
In this YA novel, a high school teen invokes magic when composing a song to impress a girl and must deal with the unfortunate consequences. Geoff Smith and his dad have recently relocated from hot, sunny Houston to cold, rainy Portland, Oregon. Not only is the weather difficult to adjust to, but Geoff—a budding guitarist and singer-songwriter—must also cope with the separation from his band mates. The only good thing about the move is his new history classmate, Corinne Shelby.
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Feb 7, 2024 | 
mse.ncsu.edu | Rebecca Ross
In the world of IT and safety, George Martell is a seasoned professional who brings a unique blend of perspective and experience to his role as the IT Manager and Safety Officer at NC State’s Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) department. Martell’s journey, both before and during his time at NC State, reveals a story of dedication, resilience, and a commitment to creating a seamless and secure environment for the university’s research community.
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Feb 6, 2024 | 
kirkusreviews.com | Rebecca Ross
In this YA novel, a group of teenagers fights to understand, survive, and break free from a near-future dystopia predicated on total ignorance. After her father’s death, Juniper sets out for Denver. She arrives injured, repressing the traumatic events that claimed her sister and left Juniper pregnant. Her entry into the city disrupts the Network, the all-pervasive artificial intelligence that oversees humanity’s degradation.
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Feb 6, 2024 | 
kirkusreviews.com | Cayla Fay |Rebecca Ross
A disappointing finish to what started off as a promising series. This sequel to Ravensong (2023), which picks up where its predecessor left off, concludes the Irish mythology–inspired duology. Neve and her girlfriend, Alexandria, have made it back to Newgrange Harbor, Massachusetts, after traveling through the Gate that Neve has spent her life protecting from the monsters that try to pass through it.
