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Continue reading →: Book Review: Gracie Gets Lucky by Lexi DavisGracie Gets Lucky is a quick St Patrick’s Day themed Novella. It is about a recently dumped Gracie, hoping to get over her ex on St Patrick’s Day in Boston, and her best friend Beck, who is in love with her. It’s a quick, enjoyable read, and while it’s a…
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Continue reading →: Book Review: Secret War by Michael LucasSecret War is a multi POV YA science fiction start of a series. It follows Devin, a relatively normal college student, who accidentally witnesses something he shouldn’t, and Becca, a mysterious, beautiful college student who is part of a secret organization. The Secret Organization that has been waging a war…
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Continue reading →: Book Review: How to Save an Undead Life by Hailey EdwardsThis series follows Grier Woolworth, who was falsely accused of a crime at 16 and was sentenced to a magic prison for life, but is suddenly acquitted of all charges at 21 and returns to her childhood home trying to make a living and keep her head down. Not sure…
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Continue reading →: Book Review: Stranded by A.K. DuboffStranded is a science-fiction space opera adventure available on Kindle Unlimited. The story follows Evan, a former undercover cop, and Anya, a xenobiologist, after they crash-land on a distant planet slated for colonization. The colony ship was supposed to orbit the planet for weeks—if not months—before any settlers set foot…
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Continue reading →: Book Review: Pathways to Bollingbrook by William BrinkmanThis seems like a good start to a book, but it is far too short to really consider a book or novella. I’d like to see the expanded story outside this short story. The Narrator did a good job making each character sound unique.For such a short story, it had…
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Continue reading →: Book Review: Two Can Play by Ali HazelwoodTwo Can Play is about Viola, who is a lead game designer at a midsize gaming studio in Seattle. The company she works for has just landed a big contract to create the third installment of a game based on a book series that she loves. However, it comes with…
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Continue reading →: Book Review: The Cloak and its Wizard by R Z NicoletI went into this novel with no expectations and came away genuinely impressed. Blending contemporary fantasy with superhero elements, it delivers a fun, imaginative story without relying on romance or explicit content. Readers who enjoy anime or big-budget superhero films will likely find much to appreciate here. The tone and…
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Continue reading →: Book Review: Ruinous Creatures by Jessi Cole JacksonI received an advance review copy for free through Netgalley, and I am leaving this review voluntarily. Ruinous Creatures is a standalone, somewhat spicy Romantic Fantasy featuring a dual point-of-view between the main characters, Adela and Kian. Adela lives in a magic valley where she and her people protect magical…
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Continue reading →: Book Review: Project Hail Mary by Andy WeirProject Hail Mary By Andy Weir I will start with, I haven’t read The Martian by Andy Weir, I’ve just seen the movie. I first heard of this book when I saw they were making a movie about this one, too, so I checked it out. I am so glad…
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