• Star Trek: Boldly Go Vol. 1

      Publisher: IDK Publishing Released: July 25th 2017 Received: Own Issues: Star Trek 1-6 Rating:    Star Trek: Boldly Go pulls from the current movie continuity (the characters portrayed even look like the actors playing them) but it throws enemies at them that they have yet to face in the film franchise, and I have… Read more

  • The Child by Fiona Barton

    The Child by Fiona Barton

      Publisher: Berkley Released: June 27 2017 Received: Own Rating:    I got the Child through my Book of the Month Club subscription and if I’m being honest, what drew me to it right off the bat was the beautiful cover. I know they say you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but I’m… Read more

  • Talon of God by Wesley Snipes and Ray Norman

    Talon of God by Wesley Snipes and Ray Norman

      Publisher: Harper Voyager Released: July 25th 2017 Received: Own Rating:    I wasn’t really sure what to expect out of a novel written by an actor (though it seems to be becoming a more common trend), but I still found myself both surprised and unsurprised by what I received. I would be curious to… Read more

  • The Luster of Lost Things by Sophie Chen Keller

    The Luster of Lost Things by Sophie Chen Keller

    Publisher: G.P. Putnam’s Sons Release: August 8th 2017 Received: Penguin First to Read Rating:    I received early access to the Luster of Lost Things through the Penguin First to Read Program; reviews aren’t required but are preferred. In exchanged for getting access to it ahead of time, I am leaving an honest review. The… Read more

  • Romulus Vol. 1

      Publisher: Image Released: July 12th 2017 Received: Own Issues: Romulus 1-4 Rating:    Romulus was an impulse buy for me, I just saw it, loved the cover, and thought it had an interesting concept so I decided to give it a try. I’ve heard of both the writer (Bryan Hill from Postal) and the… Read more

  • She-Hulk Vol. 1: Deconstructed

      Publisher: Marvel Released: July 25th 2017 Received: Own Issues: Hulk 1-6 Rating:    The events in Deconstructed take place after Civil War II, which should give you an idea of what Jennifer Walters has already gone through to reach this point. If you haven’t read Civil War II you could probably still read Deconstructed… Read more