So I may have mentioned that I'm using 2019 to catch up on all the billion books I have on my Kindle and/or Nook. And since I haven't used my Nook nearly as often since I got my Kindle, I figured I'd fire it back up and pick out the last few books I had … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: ALONG CAME A WOLF by Adam Dreece
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It occurs to me that I have a metric butt-load of romances on my Kindle, and eventually I'm going to need to get around to reading them all. I know I haven't exactly marketed myself as a romance blogger, so I may be starting a side blog to cover all of them. No worries, I … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: MY FAVORITE HALF-NIGHT STAND by Christina Lauren
So I haven't been reading a ton, but I've been reading enough that I feel bad not having put anything up here lately. I've been doing a lot more and haven't quite found the balance I want between them all, hence the radio silence on here. As I always say, I'm hoping to get my … Continue reading BOOK REVIEWS: ….uh, several
I've been on the mailing list for this pair for a while now (I honestly don't remember where I found them any more, or when) and I'm sure this book has been on my Kindle for just as long. I'm always up for a good look into post-apocalyptic nightmares, zombies, you know, whatever the end … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE SCATTERED AND THE DEAD by L.T. Vargus and Tim McBain
So maybe I'm behind the trend on this one, but I wasn't aware that Graham Norton wrote books. I'm a fan of his TV show--I don't go out of my way to watch it, but I've enjoyed it the times I've seen it--but I really didn't know he did anything outside that. I mean, I … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: HOLDING by Graham Norton
I received a copy of this book free of charge from the author in exchange for my honest review. I like killers with calling cards. I like the concept of calling cards in general. (One of the video games I'm playing at present uses the concept, and it pleases me immensely.) So in reading the … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE BLUEBELL INFORMANT by Nick R B Tingley
I know all of you are probably familiar with my love of this author, particularly his book CAM GIRL, especially if you watch any of my YouTube videos. When BAD BOY came out in December, I was all set to by it instantly, but was told it might help to read BLACK IRIS first, as … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: BLACK IRIS by Elliot Wake (writing as Leah Raeder)
Hey! Been a while since we visited Stephanie Erickson and her writing, right? Man. Well, I wanted to have this and the next in the series (THE DEAD WORLD) read before the third book (ALIVE) came out, buuuuut I'm bad at time management or something and so it's late. SORRY STEPHANIE. In any event, I … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE DEAD ROOM by Stephanie Erickson
I received a free copy of this book from the author in exchange for my honest review. I'm a sucker for a vampire story. (A good vampire story.) I'm fascinated about the good and evil component, I love seeing how everyone interprets it. We all come from a common point in the past, but it's … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE BEAST OF LONDON by L.D. Goffigan
I was provided an ARC of this book from the Story Plant in exchange for my honest review. I'm always fascinated to see how authors view different parts of our society, and which pieces they choose to focus on for their work. So seeing a book from the Mad Men era coming out, focusing on a … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: I LOVE YOU TODAY by Marcia Gloster
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