for the writer who doesn't read enough, and the reader who doesn't write enough
What better way to kick off Spooktober than with a book about a serial killer? Even though it's not spooky or supernatural, My Sister, the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite was quite welcome in this month's repertoire. With its dark humor and quippy tone, this contemporary noir novel was right up my alley... not to … Continue reading my sister, the serial killer: spoiler-free book review
I'm back with another edition of Books and Beers, because diet or no diet, this is too darn fun! This time, I'm pairing beers with Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid, a fun summer read about the rise and fall of a rock n' roll band in the 70s! (Disclaimer: As an Amazon … Continue reading books and beers: daisy jones & the six by taylor jenkins reid
I finally get to do this! Welcome to my book review for the second book in the Alec Brock series by Larissa Lopes: No More Lies, Alec Brock! I told my story of how I got involved with this series launch in my review of the first book, so I won't repeat it here, but … Continue reading no more lies, alec brock: book review
check out my latest indie book review of a sci-fi adventure called Factory 4-80!
my second review for reedsy discovery!
Willoughby is the world's biggest idiot.
"Every fangirl's dream... and nightmare." A book review of All My Love, Alec Brock by Larissa Lopes!
*ahem* I would like to make a speech...
why is sherlock holmes still relevant today? it's elementary, my dear watson!
on this episode of lessons from my bookshelf... a story about a storyteller! whoa, story-ception!
