Book Review: Killer Vibes By Jack Friday

07-20-2026

Strong Stoner/ LGBT/ Almost Cozy Mystery (Yes, Including Both A Dog And A Cat). Straight up, this is an openly LGBT book from an openly LGBT author. Which will work for some and not for others. You do you, either way. No judgment here. Truly. Unless you read this book despite thi

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Book Review: Leap Of Faith By Kellie Coates Gilbert

07-18-2026

The Kind Of Family Everyone Wants - Even When They Claim They Don't. This series has been strong to this point, but to me, *this* is the story where the family really

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Book Review: The Men Who United The States By Simon Winchester

07-18-2026

Fascinating History And Unique Narrative Structure. I have at least a few of Winchester's books on Audible, mostly because they always sound so interesting - but this was the first I read, picking it up for my morning walks specifically as my own personal celebration of A

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Book Review: Erebus13 By David Wellington

07-17-2026

Solid Action Based Conclusion With Less Abject Horror. This conclusion of this trilogy is both quite different than the books that came before it - while still continuing their tale - and yet also pretty damn close to what at least I expected coming out of Revenant-X. This book picks up "shortly" after that one leaves off,

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Book Review: Hot Girl Murder Club By Ashley Winstead

07-17-2026

Solid Enough Vigilante Thriller Absolutely *DRIPPING* Misandry. If you like girl power thrillers where every man who doesn't kowtow to the female leads' every whim is characterized as at *best* some

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Book Review: Up All Night By Imogen Willetts

07-17-2026

Solid Social History. If you're looking for a technological based history about the various innovations that made and shaped nightlife over the centuries

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Book Review: An Infinite Love Story By Chanel Cleeton

07-16-2026

THIS. IS. ROMANCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Hot DAMN I wish more romance novels had this kind of intense love on the page. Yes, there are Interstellar vibes at times - and they only make the romance that much more intens

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Book Review: Gouged By Lindsay Owens

07-02-2026

Literally Calls For Bread Lines And Gas Lines. Read It Anyway. This is a book that absolutely has its own view of economics and attempts to gaslight the reader that this is the "majority" view of economics in the same way that climate alarmists trot out the "97% of scientists" bullshit. As I said in the title, Owens actively advocates for "queue ba

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