"But do people tell stories about these places because they exist, or do they exist because people tell stories about them?" Pricked by Scott Mooney was a delightful, unique, and rather impressive story that admittedly was not without its own flaws. The truth is that, after beginning this novel, I very quickly found myself under the…
Funnily enough, I nearly passed over the first book here because it looked like something supporting Republicans and, with the current state of things, that just sent all kinds of anger through me. I don't hate all Republicans, but I'll be honest...the ones in government right now are demonic trash. But, I decided that I…
It's Thursday again and I'm back with another book, this one a story that I read all the way back in 2017 and did not like. Blasphemy, right? I know so many people enjoyed this book, but I simply couldn't bring myself to. It kind of took an idea that I was in love with…
My perspective of In the Key of Nira Ghani by Natasha Deen is going to be a bit skewed and biased since I have a general tendency to dislike and thus avoid contemporary novels. I'm pretty picky about them and so when it comes to this particular book, I only have a mild interest. Which is…
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