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Fun Middle Ground, This Time With Interesting Meta-Commentary. When I wrote my review for the fir

Beware The Mathivores. And Stewart's Myopia. Ok, so the title of this review is a bit of a spoiler, as a "Mathivore" is a creature Stewart describes in the final chapter while summarizing the book. But it doesn't *actually* give anything away, and it makes for an interesting title to the review. (One suspects it wouldn't have worked as well for the title of the book, though I think it would have been awe

Light And Fun Will They/ Won't They. This is a novella length (just 72 pages) light and fun

Another Maddie Miracle. When I read my first Maddie Dawson book last year as an ARC, I knew I h

Intriguing Academic Examination. Let's make this very clear up front: This is a book for academic types. This is FA

This week we're looking at a book that is far more twisted than even the river it is set on. This week we're looking

For this blog tour we are looking at the newest inventive action thriller from John Ryder. For this blog tour, we're looking at The Witness by John Ryder.

Here's what I had to say on Goodreads:

Solid Action Thriller. If you haven't been reading John Ryder... you need to be. This is just th

Intriguing Premise. Fascinating Start. Back Half Marred By Politics And Questionable Scholarship. This book had an utterly fascinating premise, one I've read a couple of other books over the last year in the same arena - the history of wood and palm oil in those prior books. And y'all, the front half of this book, mostly concerned with prehistory, was *awesome*. Roberts tracks how the development of what we now call in English "jungle" began in the earliest geological eras of plant life, through the time of the dinosaurs, and into the evolution of humanity from our

Cowboy Bodice Ripper. This is one of those slow burn (ish) cowboy romances where you've got the busty-and-beau

Remarkable Examination of Trauma And Its Permanence. This is a truly eye opening book about the remarkable resilience of many, perhaps most, people - and