What I’m…Update
What do Jessica Jones, Fallout 4, Amaskan’s War, and Old Man’s War have in common? Find out below. What I’m Reading What I’m Writing What I’m Playing What I’m Watching
What I’m…updates
I’m a little late as I’ve been very busy this month, but I updated the What I’m Reading, What I’m Watching, and What I’m Playing pages. Lots of beta-reading for Kat Richardson & critiquing for Gayle Clemans, watching Daredevil, and Read More…
What I’m…Update
I recently updated the What I’m… pages, so if you’re curious, check out: What I’m Currently Reading What I’m Currently Watching What I’m Currently Playing What I’m Currently Writing What are you currently up to?
Review of Cracked!
This past week I read Cracked! A Magic iPhone Story by Janine Southard, which is a bit of magic set in Seattle, WA. In Cracked!, there are three main characters: Morena, who’s obsessed with an iPhone sent to her by Read More…
Review of My Sister’s Grave
A few weeks ago, I decided to give author Robert Dugoni’s books another go and picked up his newest, My Sister’s Grave. I’d previously read The Conviction, which was a decent enough read, but it wasn’t my cup of tea. However, Read More…
Unsuitable Job for a Woman (Review)
As I stated in my review of And Then There Were None, I’ve been on a bit of a mystery kick of late. I recently read P. D. James’ An Unsuitable Job for a Woman, which was written in the Read More…
And Then There Were None (Review)
I will admit to one fact– And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie is the first Christie book I’ve read. I’m firmly a SF/F reader, but I do enjoy a good mystery–typically thriller or forensic mysteries like those by Read More…
Reading Updates
It’s time for some reading updates, as well as updates to what I’m writing, watching, and playing. With the release of Amaskan’s Blood and the promotion that goes with a book publication, I’m woefully behind on my reading! I read Read More…
Book Review: Snow White Red-Handed
While I love the speculative fiction genre, I have my occasional dives into mystery–usually because I’m needing a relaxing read that doesn’t require me to ponder the science behind FTL travel or telepathic dragons. I started out reading this series Read More…
Book Review: The Slow Regard of Silent Things
I’m long overdue to review something so here we go–a book review: The Slow Regard of Silent Things by Patrick Rothfuss. I love Patrick Rothfuss’s previous novels, The Name of the Wind and The Wise Man’s Fear. When I heard Read More…
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