Nonfiction and Nonsense

  • Her Seduction by Felix Alexander

    This is closer to the length of a novella or a short story than a book, it took me about ninety minutes to read the entire thing, hence posting this review for Short Story Saturday. Much like the review from last Saturday, I also found this Voracious download to be a disappointment. You can find…

  • Any Easy Intimacy: AEIOU by Jeffrey Brown

    This might be the first comic book or graphic novel I’ve done a review on. I don’t remember when I first discovered Jeffrey Brown, but his little stories give me the greatest nostalgia for my youth. Every time I read one of his books I am taken back to when I was in my late…

  • Fire and Blood by George R. R. Martin

    I first read the A Song of Ice and Fire series a few years before Game of Thrones was adapted for the screen. It was an exciting time, nothing gets me more pumped up than when I hear that a book I love is going to be turned into a movie or a show. And…

  • A Rose in Winter by Willow Callaway and Penny Kate

    I’ve been reading a lot lately, a lot more than I usually do. It’s considerably a lot more than I imagine I should be reading when I consider how full my days are with work, taking care of a pet, trying to put time in at the gym, and all the other responsibilities in my…

  • The Lost Village by Camilla Sten

    I had a really great time with this book. Until the very end I could not tell if what was going on in the village was real or a paranormal incident. I won’t spoil anything for you, I’ll just give a little background on the plot.  Alice is an aspiring filmmaker, and by aspiring I…