If you’re looking for a fun holiday read, this is a FREE Kindle title! TITLE: Merry Inkmas AUTHOR: Talia Hibbert RELEASED: December 1st, 2018 GENRE: Contemporary/Romance AGE RANGE: Adult Cash Evans and Bailey Cooper both grew up with troubled home lives, and their experiences have taught them coping methods: for Cash, he has a “90 day policy”—90 days, […]
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Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly blog meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week is a freebie, and I was originally going to do something wintry, but decided I’d kill two birds with one stone by using this as an opportunity to tackle one of my end-of-year posts: series I want to read in 2019!
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I’ve been talking about this a bit on social media, but it’s time to make the official announcement for my big January readathon… LATE-A-THON!
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TITLE: Witching Hour Theatre AUTHOR: Jonathan Janz RELEASED: July 31st, 2005 GENRE: Horror AGE RANGE: Adult Another fantastic Janz read! This was his first novella ever put out into the world, and while he’s grown as a writer and mastered his craft over the last 13 years, this story is so creative and fun that you can […]
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The WINNER of last week’s “lows” vote was… *drumroll* BIRD BOX by Josh Malerman! As promised, I’ll now add this book to my “top-TBR” shelf on Goodreads to remind me to read it within the next 18 months. Rules: Link back to the original post at Howling Libraries Sort your Goodreads TBR shelf by date added, […]
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The last mini review post went over well, so I decided to start making this an occasional thing! This week’s mini review round-up includes 4 graphic novels — all diverse! Pilu of the Woods has own-voice Asian rep, Archival Quality has POC and queer rep, Sincerely Harriet has Latinx and own-voice queer rep, and Strange Fruit Vol. […]
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Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly blog meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week’s challenge was cozy/wintry reads, but as I’m writing this post, it’s sunny and in the mid 70s here, so I’m not feeling particularly cozy! Instead, I thought I’d knock out one of my end-of-year posts a couple of weeks early: books […]
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