This book came to me courtesy NetGalley and is one of the most thought-provoking stories I’ve read in years. For the first time in forever,
Category: Review
For my first review for 2021, I have the honor of introducing you to Suleikha Snyder’s version of a genre mash-up with her latest book,
I was recently given the opportunity to review a charity anthology for The LifeAfter Project via an ARC. The book was published November 4, so
I’m finally catching up with my NetGalley duties. This week, in the few hours when dogs and work didn’t demand my attention, I read Tethered
My mental vacation continued this week with a day of actual vacation. I took Friday off to extend my Memorial Day weekend to four days.
This was another book I received via my Netgalley membership–and was thrilled to have a chance at, since Isaac’s debut novel, An Unfamiliar Murder had
I received this book as part of my Netgalley membership last year, and am finally getting around to posting my review. The premise is intriguing:
As you are no doubt sick of hearing by now, I was privileged enough to be accepted into the virtual writers’ workshop MJ Kelley founded
I’ve reviewed other books by Liana Brooks (Fey Lights, and Even Villains Fall in Love) and follow her socks on Twitter, so I was lucky
I got a chance at the pre-release ARC of Leaving Berlin by Joseph Kanon as part of my membership at NetGalley. It intrigued me as