The Loyal Subjects have licensed many ’80s cartoon characters to bring them back to life in physical form, including, Rainbow Bright, Monsters, and Transformers, to name three. So far, I’ve…
The Hawthorne Brothers Saga is Finally Over
This review is a couple of years in the making, since I just read the last book in the series this month, hence the extra book review post. GAMES…
It’s Eleven Years Since Jackie Collins Left Us
Every year I do these posts. And every year I will continue to until I’m not blogging anymore. What will happen to my blog after I’m gone? No idea….
BOOK REVIEW: The Last Bookstore on Earth
The Last Bookstore on Earth by Lily Braun-Arnold The world is about to end. Again. It’s been a year since a devastating storm ripped Liz’s world apart. Haunted by the…
BOOK REVIEW: The Murder at World’s End, and The Ending Writes Itself
The Murder at World’s End by Ross Montgomery. Cornwall, 1910. On a remote tidal island, the Viscount of Tithe Hall is absorbed in feverish preparations for what he believes will…
BOOK REVIEW: The Someday Garden and Murder by Cheesecake
Sophie Drear never expected to fall in love. But over a summer in Maine, she does: with the dazzling flowers and the towering hedge maze of Lilymoor House. But then,…
BOOK REVIEW: Riley Sager
While I recommend Alex North for thriller/horror books, which have a supernatural element to them, I highly recommend Riley Sager if you want hard core thriller/horror books to read. Here…
BOOK REVIEW: The World’s Greatest Detective and Her Just Okay Assistant, Leave the Girls Behind, Love on a Bookshelf, and Hidden Pictures
The World’s Greatest Detective and Her Just Okay Assistant – Liza Tully Olivia Blunt is thrilled to be hired as assistant to the nationally renowned investigator Aubrey Merritt. She longs…