Ready Player One By Ernest Cline Audio narrated by Wil Wheaton While I'm not the type of person who readily dives into this genre it was suggested to me by someone to read it. I'll admit I wasn't jumping on the bandwagon fast. I did purchase the story on audible.com and it remained on my… Continue reading Book Review: Ready Player One
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Review: Breakout Kidnapped Edition
My best friend and I attended the new sensation Breakout. It’s a cleverly designed interactive game in which you are locked in a room and are given one hour to solve the clues and ‘breakout’ to win the game. It’s a bit difficult to review this game because I want to be sensitive to those… Continue reading Review: Breakout Kidnapped Edition
Book Review: His Mind Games
HIS MIND GAMES by Rachel Dunning An inner world of magic and power. A lover. A night together - their first night. And then - disaster. He lost his mind, but she knew the truth. She knew. And so she ran, all the way down to Marfa Texas where she met...the man they call Jack.… Continue reading Book Review: His Mind Games
Book Review: Crow’s Row
Crow's Row by Julie Hockley For college student Emily Sheppard, the thought of spending a summer alone in New York is much more preferable than spending it in France with her parents. Just completing her freshman year at Callister University, Emily faces a quiet summer in the city slums, supporting herself by working at the… Continue reading Book Review: Crow’s Row
Review: Blakewood
Blakewood by Sable Grey About the Book (from Goodreads) Elizabeth Mason has always been a governess but never for a household as larger or as strange as the one at Blakewood Manor. Upon her arrival, she soon finds that her beautiful new home is owned by a family of vampires. Despite her fears, she… Continue reading Review: Blakewood
Review: Secrets of the Red Box
Secrets of the Red Box: by Vickie Hall Kaysville, Utah – Author Vickie Hall announces the release of her third novel, Secrets of the Red Box. “Secrets of the Red Box was a great writing experience,” says Vickie Hall. “Getting into Bonnie’s head was challenging, but a lot of fun. Exploring Bonnie’s somewhat dark character allowed… Continue reading Review: Secrets of the Red Box
Review: The Song of an Innocent Bystander
The Song of an Innocent Bystander by Ian Bone When Freda was nine years old she and her family goes to eat out. Freda is psyched because normally her mother Nancy would never agree to such a place as Family Value. So when her kids meal doesn’t include the sticker she so badly wanted… Continue reading Review: The Song of an Innocent Bystander
Review: Coming Home (Jackson Falls #1)
Coming Home (Jackson Falls #1) by Laurie Breton One man became her husband. Danny Fiore is a handsome, charismatic singer with huge ambitions and a voice that can peel the paper off the walls. Casey Bradley is just eighteen years old, but the songs she writes send an icy finger down the center of Danny's cynical… Continue reading Review: Coming Home (Jackson Falls #1)
Review: Split
Split by Swati Avasthi Jace finally stands up to his father but only after other things have built up all around him and he can no longer hold in his rage. In doing so, he gets kicked out. His mother barely able to give him any loving words to carry away with him, hands… Continue reading Review: Split
Review: Unspoken
Unspoken by Kerrigan Byrne He's cursed with eternal silence... Roderick MacLauchlan is death for hire. Blessed by an ancient Deity with Berserker rage, he has the strength of ten men. Cursed by a malicious enemy, he's incapable of speech. A desperate clan war rages around him and a malevolent adversary lurks in the darkness, calling… Continue reading Review: Unspoken
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