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The Last House on Needless Street by Catriona Ward Review
A standalone horror novel that is full of suspense and kept me on my toes. This book is about a man named Ted who lives in a dilapidated house at the end of Needless Street with his cat, Olivia, and sometimes his daughter, Lauren. Years before the book started a young girl was abducted from…
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End of the Year Review Mashup!
So there are a bunch of books that I read in 2023 that I did not get the chance to type reviews on. SOOO that is what this post is going to be. The majority of the books on this list are ones that I read in December of 2023 and just did not have…
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Psychopath Free by Jackson MacKenzie
I work as a domestic violence advocate and read this book as part of my training hours for the year. This book is written for people who have been in abusive relationships; specifically those who have been in relationships with psychopaths. The author themself states that they have been in one of these abusive relationships.…
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A Soul of Ash And Blood by Jennifer L Armentrout
So this is a series I plan to do a re-read on and will then go through and write reviews for the first few books in this series. But until then, I’m starting with book 5 of the From Blood and Ash series by Jennifer L Armentrout, A Soul of Ash and Blood. So spoilers…
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Birthday Girl by Penelope Douglas Review
I read this a few months ago when I was looking for a stand alone since I was burnt out on reading series of books. I had heard a lot of good things about this book and was excited to read it. The book starts off with Jordan and, her boyfriend, Cole being down on…
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Morganville Vampires by Rachel Caine
So it has been awhile since I posted a review. I have been working my way through the Morganville Vampires series by Rachel Caine. It took me about a month and a half to read all of them. The first half of my reading was a re-read since I had started the series back in…
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Clytemnestra by Constanza Casati and Stone Blind by Natalie Haynes Review
Greek tales are typically told from a male point of view; but this review centers on books tha are told through the eyes of the women at the center of these myths. Starting with Clytemnestra by Constanza Casati and following up with a review of Stone Blind by Natalie Haynes I look forward to sharing…
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Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus Review
The perfect stand alone book for any woman who strives to be more than whatever box society has put her into. Chemistry affects every part of our lives, even cooking. Set in a time when women are thought to belong in the kitchen, Elizabeth Zott challenges herself and viewers of her show to break outside…
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The Court of the Undead by F.M. Aden Review
I received an advance reader copy from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review of the book. Games of cat and mouse happen in royal courts all the time. But, what happens when the games are real, with the humans a the mice and the vampires as the cats. How far would you go to…
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