Randomize
Review Quantum computing has been one of those exciting things that you hear about once in a while. There have been new milestones reached this year in 2020 that has…
Arsenic and Adobo
Review I had never read a cozy mystery and I hadn't had much of an interest until I spotted this book. I'm Filipino, so it was an instant yes for…
American Panda
Review I picked up American Panda because I had heard a lot of positive feedback from Asian American book bloggers about how relatable it was and how stinking cute the…
Waking Kate
Review Waking Kate is fluffy and bittersweet, like a bite-sized confection that whets the appetite. The story is a stand-alone prequel to the novel Lost Lake and introduces readers to…
Delta of Venus
Review I’m going to say right off the bat that this book is definitely not for everyone. Many of the stories feature some very specific kinks that to most will…
DIS MEM BER and Other Stories of Mystery and Suspense
Review Joyce Carol Oates really knows how to write deeply uncomfortable fiction, she is a master of psychological horror. DIS MEM BER and Other Stories is a collection of disturbing…
Hearts in the Hard Ground
Review I love gothic horror—the haunted houses, the ghosts, the romance in a macabre setting. An old house is not complete without a proper haunting, and there are plenty of…
The Prince and the Dressmaker
Review I am SCREAMING this graphic novel was so good, it is everything I could've wanted and more! The Prince and the Dressmaker is not just the best graphic novel…
We Should All Be Feminists
Review We Should All Be Feminists is a primer for feminism that makes a case for why it remains necessary. Adichie shares how she was introduced to feminism and how…
The Sign of the Beast
Review What I admire most about Oates’ brand of suspenseful horror is that she truly understands the predatory nature of people. Mrs. S——, Howard's Sunday school teacher, is a sexual…