People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry chronicles the unlikely friendship of Poppy and Alex. As the inside cover states, Poppy is a wild child with no desire to land in one location. Alex is the kind of guy… Read More ›
Book Review
Review of ‘This is Where You Belong’
Have you ever moved to a city or town and it didn’t feel like you were at home? Author and Freelance Journalist Melody Warnick had that feeling when she and her family moved to Blacksburg, Virginia. After feeling like she’d… Read More ›
Book Review: Girl A
There are books that are fictional and could never happen. And then there are those books that are fictional, but could and probably already have happened. The latter, in my opinion, is the scarier of the two. Sure, an extraterrestrial… Read More ›
Book Review: People Like Her
I recently made the decision to take a break from social media. Having then read this book from the debut husband-and-wife writing team writing under the pseudonym of Ellery Lloyd, I’m pretty sure I made the right choice. The description… Read More ›
Review of The Space Between Worlds
The debut novel by Micaiah Johnson, The Space Between Worlds, taking readers into one of 372 worlds that are parallel to each other. One of those worlds, Earth Zero, has invented technology that allows travel to the other worlds. The… Read More ›
Review of In a Holidaze
If you’re feeling in a mood for a romantic comedy that takes place during the Christmas week, then writing duo Christina Lauren has a pretty good book option for you. In a Holidaze takes place in a snowy Utah cabin where Maelyn, Mae, Jones and her family and friends spend… Read More ›
Review of Pretty Little Wife
Being a member of Book of the Month, sometimes you get the opportunity to read a new book before they officially release. Pretty Little Wife by Darby Kane is one such example. I won’t waste any more of this review… Read More ›
Review of Piranesi
This book wasn’t one that I was expecting to love. In fact, I’ve never heard of the author, Susanna Clarke, nor was I aware of this novel’s existence. I encountered it because it was my first choice for Book of… Read More ›
Review of Malorie
Have you ever finished a book and felt that it concluded in such a fulfilling manner that it didn’t deem a sequel? That’s how I felt Josh Malerman’s debut novel Bird Box ended. However, six years after Bird Box was… Read More ›
Review of Devolution: A Firsthand Account of the Rainier Sasquatch Massacre
I’ve never been a fan of the myths of Bigfoot. Sure, I enjoyed those beef stick commercials where the hikers play pranks on the dumb sasquatch, but other than that I didn’t know that I would want to experience anything… Read More ›
