It’s been quite a while since I have dipped my toes into the pool of hard(ish) science fiction, and I’ve never written a review of a novel like that. This was a fascinating novel to tackle. The cover drew me in immediately. It is stunning, […]
As a short story writer, I LOVE a good short story collection. There’s just something about the short story. They pack a punch in just a few pages. And the beauty of well chosen collection is the thematic connection they can offer. You explore the […]
I promised a review of the “sequel” to Unfollow Me, by Kathryn Caraway, so here it is. I received He Follows Me free as an advanced reader copy. After being blown away by her first book, I was determined to read this one also. All […]
It’s been a while since I have posted a book review, so I am jumping back in with a doozy – Unfollow Me, by Kathryn Caraway. I received this book free as an advanced reader copy. I was intrigued and honored to read this prior […]
Who here loves book clubs? I don’t know about you, but I adore a good book club. I love book clubs whether I love or hate the book. I think there’s just something about discussing books with others who have read it and love books […]
My TBR pile is always ridiculous. How about you? I hadn’t even intended to add this book to it, but when I saw the premise, I had to. Remarkably Bright Creatures is about the friendship between a Giant Pacific Octopus in an aquarium and the […]
In keeping with my goal of posting more book reviews, I am turning to my latest read, a non-fiction work. I am in the middle of it, but it’s so thought provoking, I am jumping in to comment now (ironically before I finish it). I […]
My goal is to post more book reviews, so I am continuing with another book, “The Mind Breaker,” that has a psychological bent. (The last one I reviewed was a psychological thriller, “The Girl in Cell A,” by Vaseem Khan) This one is a mystery by […]
It’s been a long time since I have posted any book reviews, but I’ve read some good stories lately, so it is about time I got back to it. I recently read “The Girl in Cell A,” by Vaseem Khan, so this one is a […]