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Review: Murder and Mamon by Mia P. Manansala
Murder and Mamon is the fourth installment in the Tita Rosie’s Kitchen Mystery series. It’s still a cozy (yet deadly) delight. Likewise, this series has consistently made me hungry while reading. Why are there so many yummy treats/recipes! The temptation! Read more
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Review: A Most Agreeable Murder by Julia Seales
Oh, my goodness. A Most Agreeable Murder was such a strange and delightful novel to read. This book almost defies description. Yes, it is very much a Regency spoof (specifically, it has Pride and Prejudice vibes). But it also has strong cozy/murder mystery elements (a la Agatha Christie or Knives Out). There are even a few more twists/comparisons to be… Read more
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WOTN: Namesake by Adrienne Young
Namesake is the second novel in Adrienne Young’s Fable duology. It depicts a fantastical world full of emotion and action – plus trading and secrets. If you read the first novel in this series, you won’t want to miss out on the sequel. Read more
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Short Story Saturday: Tangles by Seanan McGuire
Tangles is a short story available for free online, and it’s worth the read! Granted, I think Magic: The Gathering fans will enjoy this story A LOT more. I only have a casual understanding of it, so I got a little bit lost a time or two. Read more
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Review: Rubicon by J.S. Dewes
Another smash-hit science fiction from Tor Books! Rubicon is the space opera I’ve been looking for. It’s beautiful, haunting, and full of action. More importantly, it has AI and strong characters, not to mention an overlying feeling of existential dread. It’s the perfect mixture of elements, especially for a science fiction read. Read more
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