

Review: Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo (Spoiler-Free, re-read)
what rock was i living under when i gave this four stars 'Look around. What do you see? People in costumes, horns, fake jewels, adorning themselves in tiny layers of illusion. They stand up straighter, suck in their stomachs, say things they don't mean, indulge in flattery. They commit a thousand small acts of deception, lying to each other, lying to themselves, drinking to the point of delusion to make it easier. This is a night of compacts, between the seers and the seen, a
★★★★★-5
Feb 9, 2024


Review: Dark Matter by Blake Crouch (Spoiler-Free)
Blake Crouch did the multiverse before the multiverse was cool. I'm a sucker for a sci-fi thriller written by a mediocre white man and...
★★★★-4
Jan 20, 2024


Review: Legendborn by Tracy Deonn (Spoiler-Free)
I loved the layered depiction of grief in this story, but unfortunately was not gripped by the plot. I think for me, this book tried to...
★★★-3
Jan 18, 2024


Review: Out There by Kate Folk (Spoiler-Free)
I loved the writing throughout this entire collection and was drawn in by every single premise. The execution of some of the stories...
★★★-3.5
Jan 12, 2024


Review: Last Call at the Local by Sarah Grunder Ruiz (Spoiler-Free)
Unfortunately, this was a little too sweet for me. I absolutely adored Luck & Last Resorts by the same author, but that one was funnier...
★★★-3
Jan 7, 2024


Favorite Books of 2023!
1 We Spread - Iain Reid 2 Fight Club- Chuck Palahnuik 3 Bunny- Mona Awad 4 The Whispers- Ashley Audrain 5 Things Have Gotten Worse...
★★★★★-5
Jan 3, 2024


Review: On Womanhood by Sophie Gilbert
This was, for me, what becoming a mother was like. Who was I before? I couldn't remember. My identity, my desires, my instincts had all...
★★★★-4
Jan 3, 2024


Review: On Nobody Famous by Kaitlyn Tiffany & Lizzie Plaugic
Walking through the World Trade Center from the PATH is its own kind of workout, where you need to avoid running into the people staring...
★★★★-4
Jan 3, 2024


Review: And Every Morning the Way Home Gets Longer and Longer by Fredrik Backman (Spoiler-Free)
You were never easy, darling difficult sulky you, never diplomatic. You might even have been easy to dislike at times. But no one,...
★★★★-4.5
Jan 3, 2024


Review: Ring Shout by P. Djèlí Clark (Spoiler-Free)
Monster hunting, baby! This was such a unique blend of genres—historical fiction, fantasy, thriller, horror, etc. It really had a bit of...
★★★★-4
Jan 3, 2024
























