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Review: How to Experience Death for Beginners by Jessica Branton
How to Experience Death for Beginners was an interesting read and experience, no pun intended. It wasn’t like anything I’ve read before, which lately that feels like it’s becoming more and more of a challenge. I’m sure others feel the same way. Read more
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Review: Circle of the Moon by Faith Hunter
Publisher: Ace Author: Faith Hunter Release: February 26th 2019 Received: ARC in exchange for review Warnings: Animal death, torture, rape Rating: I received a copy of Circle of the Moon in exchange for a fair and honest review. Circle of the Moon is the latest novel from the Soulwood series. It is also set in… Read more
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Review: Apocalypse Five by Stacey Rourke
Apocalypse Five is the first novel in the Archive of the Fives series by Stacey Rourke. If I had to define the novel for you in just a few sentences, I would say that it’s Hunger Games in a science fiction setting, only with a couple major twists thrown into the mix. Read more
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Review: Four Dead Queens by Astrid Scholte
Publisher: Putnam Author: Astrid Scholte Release: February 26th 2019 Received: BookishFirst Warnings: Somewhat graphic detailing of murders Rating: I received a copy of Four Dead Queens through BookishFirst in exchange for a fair and honest review. Four Dead Queens is Astrid Scholte’s debut novel; though she’s not new to the world of writing. Before she… Read more
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Review: The Razor by J. Barton Mitchell
Publisher: Tor Release: November 27th 2018 Received: NetGalley Warnings: Prison, threats/implications of rape and torture Rating: I received a copy of The Razor through NetGalley in exchange for a fair and honest review. The Razor is the newest work by J. Barton Mitchell. It’s a science fiction novel focusing primarily on just a few characters.… Read more
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Review: Art Studio Secrets: More Than 300 Tools and Techniques to Inspire Creativity by Marjorie Sarnat
Art Studio Secrets is the perfect book for any creative looking for a touch of inspiration. Unlike a lot of art books, Art Studio Secrets doesn’t spend chapters (or even the whole book) focusing on one specific subject. Instead, it covers dozens of different mediums, ideas, and techniques. Read more
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