Our Wives Under the Sea
Review Our Wives Under the Sea is a grotesquely beautiful literary horror novel. This book didn't contain the blood and gore of so much of the horror genre, but instead…
The Girl in the Garden
Review I had a difficult time gathering my thoughts and deciding how I wanted to rate this book. When I closed the book after the final page, I wasn't even…
Maeve Fly
Review This book was weird in all the right ways, but also in all the wrong ways. I wanted to love it, and hated that I liked parts of it,…
Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke And Other Misfortunes
Review I've struggled to gather my thoughts on this book, because I am quite a big fan of Eric LaRocca, he's easily one of the best emerging authors writing horror…
I Am Legend
Review First and foremost, this isn't a novel about vampires so much as it is a novel about loneliness. Robert Neville is isolated for years without any outside contact as…
The Witch Doesn’t Burn in this One
Review I knew I was in for a mixed bag with this one, having seen very divided opinions on Lovelace’s first collection, The Princess Saves Herself in this One. Reviews…
The Hobbit, or There and Back Again
Review I had been meaning to jump into the Middle-earth universe for quite some time and reading the book made me realize that I had been missing out. It has…
Ungirls
Review I went into Ungirls pretty blind, not bothering to read the description but picking up the story because of the author. I had enjoyed Lauren Beuke's The Shining Girls…
Acts of Desperation
Review This book was toxic, and I ate it up, devoured it, asked for seconds. The unnamed narrator is in her 20s and stuck in an all-consuming romance with an…
Diary of an AssCan
Review I honestly don't really know what I expected with this short prequel story to The Martian. I loved Watney and his struggle to survive on Mars after ending up…