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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐I didn't have a single moment to read this weekend. When I wasn't out working in the garden, I was inside watching my husband play Resident Evil Village.I started to reorganize my comic bookshelves (aka Captain Marvel display). I'm still not 100% on it, but it's getting there!Happy book birthday to Ember of the Night!Book mail truly is the best mail! And today was certainly a good day for me!There's nothing better than having a complete set! My copy of A Crown of Dawn arrived, and it looks amazing! (Especially when it's with the rest!)Goodreads
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Tag Archives: Audible
Review: Walk Among Us
Walk Among Us is a collection of three short stories based in the world of Vampire: The Masquerade. Since that is a roleplaying game I love/d, I’m thrilled to see the world being brought back to life here. Continue reading
Posted in Fantasy, Uncategorized
Tagged A Sheep Among Wolves by Genevieve Gornichec and Erika Ishii, Audible, Audible Original, Audiobook, Caitlin Starling, Cassandra Khaw, Erika Ishii, Fine Print by Cassandra Khaw and Neil Kaplan, Genevieve Gornichec, Nell Kaplan, The Land of Milk and Honey by Caitlin Starling and Xe Sands, The Masquerade, Vampire, Vampire: The Masquerade, Walk Among Us, White Wolf, Xe Sands
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Review: Junkyard Cats by Faith Hunter
Set in the far-flung future, this is a world that has been once again torn apart by war. Technology has allowed humanity to limp along, though the world is much changed. Shining Smith survived the latest war, and has created a little home for herself out in the middle of nowhere. Continue reading
