Nonfiction and Nonsense

  • The First Girl Child by Amy Harmon

    I amused myself by selecting a book with the word ‘first’ in the title to read as my first review of the year, and I didn’t even need to go out and buy anything as I already had The First Girl Child by Amy Harmon in my to be read pile. I was drawn to…

  • The United States of Cryptids by J.W. Ocker

    I wanted the last book I reviewed this year to be something fun and silly. I think I made the perfect choice in this beautiful hardcover book about United States cryptids.  Why do I even own a book about cryptids? I was watching a playthrough of a game I myself had played and it came…

  • Another update

    I have been thinking about how I want to improve my blog going into the new year. I have my spreadsheet filled with TBR’s, which is now nicely organized by genre and constantly growing. Some of the books on the list are currently in my room patiently waiting to be opened. Others are out there…

  • Death by Laura Thalassa

    This was my favorite book in the series and I am going to gush about it. In the previous three books Death has been described as the worst of the horsemen, and this led me to believe that I would like this tale the most because I always fall for the villain. And there truly…

  • Famine by Laura Thalassa

    Sixteen years after the Four Horsemen were first spotted on earth, after Pestilence and War gave up their purpose and their immortality for love, their brother Famine makes his first appearance. The story begins eight years after Famine is brought to life, making his reign of human slaughter the longest so far. War was right…