Book Review: Point Nemo By Jeremy Robinson

03-15-2024

Immersive And Inventive Tale Of Survival Horror From The New God Of Science Fiction. This was yet another fun scifi action thriller from the New

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Book Review: The Reaper Follows By Heather Graham

03-15-2024

Copaganda Mars Exciting Series Finale. If you read my review of Danger In Numbers (Book 1 of this series), you'll see that I read this series *completely* out of o

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Book Review: The Trail Of Lost Hearts By Tracey Garvis Graves

03-15-2024

Surprise Pregnancy Mars Otherwise Excellent Romance Tale. This is one of those types of romance tales that

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Book Review: Watch It Burn By Kristen Bird

03-14-2024

Small Town Southern Mystery Reminiscent of Malibu Rising. As I begin to think about this book and my experience with it, Malibu Risin

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Book Review: Egyptian Made By Leslie T Chang

03-13-2024

Fascinating Examination Of Modern Egyptian Work And Culture. As an American who has only briefly left the US, and never left the Caribbean region when leaving the US, it was fascinating to read such a detaile

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Blog Tour: The Sapphire Daughter By Soraya Lane

03-09-2024

For this blog tour, we're looking at an interesting and intriguing series continuation with great foreshadowing for a future story in the series. For this blog tour, we're looking at The Sapphire Daughter by Soraya Lane.

Here's what I had to say on the review sites (

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Book Review: The Berlin Sisters

03-09-2024

Soraya Lane Goes *There*. Particularly in the current era of American politics, with "both" sides (rightfully, in certain aspects) comparing each other to the Third Reich, I don't think you're going to find an American author with the balls to take a high ranking Nazi off

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Blog Tour: Her Last Hour By B R Spangler

03-08-2024

For this blog tour, we're looking at a compelling police procedural with a crime so horrific it would make even Aloysius Pendergast gasp. For this blog tour, we're looking at Her Last Hour by B.R. Spangler.

Here's what I had to say on the review sites (

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Book Review: The Breakup Vacation By Anna Gracia

03-05-2024

Racism And Misandry Mar Otherwise Genuinely Fun And Funny Tale. This tale was marketed as essentially an updated Forgetting Sarah Marshall for more Zoomer sensibilities, and that kind of thing absolutely shines through. There is a shit ton of drinking and graphic on screen sex of the XXX damn near erotica level in a tropical location where the main cast has gone to "escape from" - but secretly damn near stalk - an ex of one of them. Ok

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Book Review: Before The Badge By Samantha J Simon

03-03-2024

Victim Blaming And Typical Academic Ideologies Mar Otherwise Remarkable Work. Primarily in both the early and late sections of the book, the author frequently goes the typical anti-capitalist, everything is racist rants so common throughout both Academia and the field of sociology in particular. While the "everything is racist"

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