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I'm so glad this book is being tv adapted, it's just one of those stories that will translate so well to tv. However, the main actress choice is probably going to stop me personally from watching it quiet honestly. She's simply not my cup of tea. This is a book review though that's neither here... Continue Reading →
Again! Riley Sager does it again! Just when I thought I had it all figured out, another surprise ending. Let's review. The House Across the Lake by Riley Sager Category – Adult Mystery Thriller Length – 349 Pages Read Time – 3 Days GR Rating – 4 Stars We're starting the story off somewhere in... Continue Reading →
The Downloaded by Robert J. Sawyer (Audiobook) This is a sci-fi dystopian mystery thriller, the main male character is voiced by actor Brendan Fraser. I listened to this book on a whim because it was included in the months "free library" on Audible & I happen to like Brendan Fraser as an actor, so I... Continue Reading →
I read this book while in a mild non-reading mood... I'll be revisiting this book again when I'm in a reading mood because I know I'll either love it at that point or hate it, I'm leaning towards the former currently but truly, at the moment I don't know.. I'll update if/when I reread. These... Continue Reading →
This is by far going to be the most difficult review to write, to date, for me because it's so hard to review without giving away a major part of what makes this book so good, & I refuse! My Annihilation by Fuminori Nakamura Category – Japanese Adult Noir / Mystery Crime Thriller Length –... Continue Reading →
Few weeks ago I came across these beautiful orchids at a major home improvement store a little dehydrated & sad so I had to bring them home. These are my 1st ever orchids, thus far in my "Troll in Central Park" journey I've only cared for succulents & cacti so this is definitely a more... Continue Reading →
I'm so behind on reviews, being in a reading mood means I've been finishing books faster than I can catch up with the previous reads reviews. On top of that things were happening in life as they usually do & I had to focus my attentions elsewhere. But we're back to review! Let's catch up!... Continue Reading →
Hello again, or for the 1st time, I'm back for another book review and I've been thinking of updating my review format so I'll try it on this post & see if I like this new style. Rather than incorporating my read time & rating etc into the meat of my reviews, I'm going to... Continue Reading →
Silence #1 by Natasha Preston This book is a really quick one, about 200 pages but the subject is heavy. My issues with the book are 1st that the story felt rushed, 2nd the sudden change in pov & 3rd the subject is more so insinuated. Where the editors were, yo no se, but I... Continue Reading →
Assata: An Autobiography by Assata Shakur Powerful read, highly recommend. Read it, listen to it, research references, learn, expand your view of our current society. Completed in 4 days, rated 5 stars on GR. War Against All Puerto Ricans: Revolution and Terror in America's Colony by Nelson A. Denis This book is heartbreaking, how could... Continue Reading →
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