Sandcastle and Other Stories by Justin Bog {A Review} I don’t take the chance to read nearly as many short story collections as I should. For some reason, the longer form stories seem to dominate my attention and something about reading short stories reminds me of taking lit classes in college and I feel like I’m … Continue reading
This has to be one of the most deeply disturbing books I’ve ever read. Disturbing, but aching and haunting and enchanting and fu#%ed up and really a masterpiece of fiction. Continue reading
Monarch by Michelle Davidson Argyle Review {+ Giveaway} Today we get to get all undercover and talk about this brand new debut thriller from a girl who totally gets what’s inside my head. Which is scary, considering she knows how to kill in like seven different ways. About Monarch: Nick’s life as a CIA spy … Continue reading
The Mountains Bow Down by Sibella Giorello Review & Blog Tour {+ Cruise Giveaway} Today we are pleased to be a part of the Blog Tour for Sibella Giorello’s latest Raleigh Harmon mystery, The Mountains Bow Down. We’ve got a review of course, but we’ve also got some other tour goodies and details on Sibella’s … Continue reading
Review: Miss Scarlet’s School of Patternless Sewing by Kathy Cano-Murillo To raise money for her move to New York, Scarlet Santana opens an after-hours sewing school in a local record shop. As classmates become friends, and Scarlet moves from teacher to pupil, everyone will learn that there is no single pattern for a good life. … Continue reading
Review: 13, rue Thérèse by Elena Mauli Shapiro “She will give him the office with the tall useless empty file cabinet in the corner. He will probably not think to open all the drawers and look in them his first day on the premises. But he will, eventually, discover a box tucked all the way … Continue reading
