The Doll’s House
Review The Doll's House is an interesting little novella that straddles the line between horror and mystery thriller with a dash of paranormal. The story is told from the dual…
The Gift of Fear: Survival Signals That Protect Us from Violence
Review I struggled to articulate my feelings on this book to write a proper review, it's an incredible book that I still think about a decade after I first read…
Island of the Blue Dolphins
Review Island of the Blue Dolphins holds a special place in my heart for being my favorite book when I was a kid. It was gifted to me in elementary…
The Reflections of Queen Snow White
Review What an incredible twist on a classic fairy tale! The Reflections of Queen Snow White breathed new life into an old story and transforms a cherished childhood favorite into…
Storm Born
Review When I first hit adulthood and started reading again, I took a lot of recommendations from friends, and eagerly accepted any books they chose to loan me, no questions…
Native Tongue
Review Native Tongue imagines a future where language translation has become invaluable for interstellar trade and powerful linguist families rise to power. The families keep tight social control of their…
Lies She Told
Review Lies She Told was a decent debut a fun read despite being a bit predictable. I liked the dual narratives switching back and forth between Liza's real world and…
UR
Review I’ll come right out and say that this story was extremely gimmicky. King is very upfront about the fact that he was approached by a friend to write a…
Hot Musket
Review Hot Musket is a wonderfully fun blend of slasher horror and cheesy vintage porn. A group of college friends set out to the woods on their annual hike and…
Mile 81
Review This little novella showcases the dangers of being a good Samaritan. Sounds absurd right? Everyone should try and be a good neighbor and help each other in need. You…