June 9th-15th
Life and Things This was a slow sleepy week. I had no appointments for once, and focused on a book in a series I adore. On the downside, though, our little female kitten ZeeZee has…
Book Review: Nightmare’s Eve by Stephen H Provost
Nightmare’s Eve by Stephen H Provost is an intriguing collection of poems and short stories focusing on the darker side of life. From waking nightmares, and death, to the haunting madness of the human psyche,…
Hiding by Jenny Morton Potts
Hiding by Jenny Morton Potts Genre: Psychological Suspense Thriller Age category: Adult Release Date: 1 February 2018 Blurb: A gripping psychological thriller with chilling twists, from a unique new voice. Keller Baye and Rebecca Brown…
Book Review: The Dinosaur Lords by Victor Milan
Dinosaur Lords by Victor Milan is the first in the series by the same name. It follows several different, sometimes overlapping perspectives. During a ferocious battle at a river, which featured several of our main…
Book Review: A Quick and Easy Guide to…
Bongiovanni & Jimerson’s A Quick and Easy Guide to They/Them Pronouns is just that. It is a guide to help people understand how to use gender neutral pronouns when referring to non-binary oriented people. Told…
Books That Leave Me Wistful
Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly feature hosted by The Artsy Reader Girl. Every week has a different topic. Check it out! This week's theme is: Books That Awaken the Travel Bug In Me. Well, I'm…
Book Review: Yellow Locust by Justin Joschko
Yellow Locust by Justin Joschko is a far future dystopia where famine and war have decimated the North American continent. Selena and Simon Flood live in the tyrannical country of New Canaan. Following the fall…
Book Review: The Beast of Cretacea by Todd…
Strasser’s Beast of Cretacea is one thrilling ride from start to finish. It was something fresh and innovative, with an unexpected surprise ending. If I could give this captivating read more than 5 stars, it…
June 2nd- 8th
Life and Things I got my first pair of new glasses finally! I also got to test my first prototype prosthesis. I like how it opens my eye up more. Once he's finished, it will…
Nightmare’s Eve by Stephen Provost
Nightmare’s Eve Stephen H. Provost Publication date: February 22nd 2018 Genres: Horror, Young Adult A collection of 16 short stories and 10 dark poems in the tradition of “The Twilight Zone.” Trapped for eight centuries…