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This Story Might Save Your Life, Tiffany Crum [Book Review]
If you have the chance to read This Story Might Save Your Life, do.not.waste.it. It is frigging phenomenal. I was hooked immediately and giddy the entire way…
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Book Review:: Undimmed | Cecily Mak
The best thing about this book is the framing that it is for everyone. You don’t have to declare your problems or label them as a disease…
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Book Review:: My Husband’s Wife | Alice Feeney
This is my second Alice Feeney novel, and it is just as twisty and confusing and unreliable as the last one! If you’re a fan of high…
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Book Review:: The Goldens | Lauren Wilson
Lauren Wilson’s new book The Goldens will have you sucked into the orbit of a young influencer and experience first-hand the dogma that can lead impressionable young…
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Book Review:: Wild Dark Shore | Charlotte McConaghy
A few years ago I was in a phase of absolutely inhaling books for a minute there. Most of what I read then is now a blur,…
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Book Review:: When We Grow Up | Angelica Baker
Looking for a book that hits on every hyper-zennial political and culture topic there is without actually giving any substance to any of it? Man, I hate…
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Book Review:: Beautiful Ugly | Alice Feeney
What is it with tiny little Scottish islands? Grady Green, bestselling author, is struggling to work after the disappearance of his wife Abby. Finally at a breaking…
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Book Review:: The Familiar | Leigh Bardugo
The Familiar is a sweeping historical fantasy novel of survival, deception, resourcefulness, cunning, and resilience. Luzia has a gift for magic. She sings the songs of her…
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Book Review:: If We Were Villains | M.L. Rio
What is more important, that Cesear is assassinated or that he is assassinated by his intimate friends? … ‘That,’ Frederick said, ‘is where the tragedy is.’ After…