The Rithmatist by Brandon Sanderson | Review
Having never read any of Brandon Sanderson books, The Rithmatist is an interesting book to start with because I’ve heard how different
NYPD Red by James Patterson & Marshall Karp | Book Review
Book publishing phenomenon James Patterson has enlisted veteran writer Marshall Karp to write this flashy cop fiction series NYPD Red. Having little
More Than A Game by Andrey Vasilyev | Book Review
One of my goals for 2017 was to read more foreign fiction, particularly ones that have to be translated from their native
Zeroes by Chuck Wendig | Book Review
What happens when you force a group of hackers together into one space? The answer is that they begin to learn every
Desecration by J.F Penn | Book Club Review
Everyone has a dark side; even author J.F. Penn. Reading Desecration feels like taking a step into the dark regions of her
Agoraphobic: Inside Out by Sara Secora | Short Story Review
After enjoying fantasy novel Throne of Lies by Sara Secora, I was delighted to learn that she had now written a piece
The Ask and the Answer by Patrick Ness | Book Club Review
The Ask and the Answer is one of those books that is difficult to review without shaking the reader and urging them
Big Little Lies by Liane Moriarty | Book Club Review
Last year I read Liane Moriarty’s The Husband’s Secret and loved it. There was something about her writing style that appealed to
The Family by Mario Puzo & Carol Gino | Book Review
When I made the decision to read The Family, it was simply because it was Mario Puzo’s last published work. It was
Like The Godfather? Here’s Even More Crime Stories You’ll Enjoy
Last year I wrote an article about books you may enjoy if you’re a fan of The Godfather. Well since this month’s
