Before I get to my review, I want to let yall know I had shoulder surgery on Monday, and I'm not healing well from it. My posting might be spotty, as trying to get a post out takes me so much longer because of the amount of pain I'm in. Yesterday's post was already scheduled… Continue reading The Last House on the Street, Diane Chamberlain
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Reckless Girls, Rachel Hawkins
After working for months in Hawaii to save for ship repairs, Lux and her boyfriend, Nico, have finally been able to fix his boat and take two young women on a two-week trip to the deserted Meroe Island. With a sordid past, this island would ordinarily hold no appeal, as there is no fresh water… Continue reading Reckless Girls, Rachel Hawkins
Golem, P.D. Alleva
“This isn’t a horror novel, and I’m no mad scientist.” Newly promoted, Detective Ashton is tasked with closing out what seems to be a small case. Set to interview a woman who’s been institutionalized, he’s sure this will be a quick interview, and he can move on to more important things. But Alena’s story, while… Continue reading Golem, P.D. Alleva
Happy Holidays!
I want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas, Kwanzaa, and Boxing Day ahead of time as I won't be posting a review today. I will be back Monday, the 27th. If you don't celebrate, or are struggling this time of year, know I'm thinking of you too. Peace, love, and hugs x Rae
Favorite Reads 2021- Part 4: Fantasy
We're at the final day of my favorite reads list of the year. I used to read fantasy when I was in my early teens, and then I just stopped. I only started reading it a few years ago, and quickly remembered why I love the genre so much. I'm proud that I had so… Continue reading Favorite Reads 2021- Part 4: Fantasy
Favorite Reads 2021- Part 3: Young Adult
This list is so long! That's because I read a ton of YA and it was really hard to narrow down my favs. Just imagine all the books I didn't choose as my favs! With that, let's get to it. Fat Chance, Charlie Vega, Crystal MaldonadoFamily & SocialAmazon, Bookshop, B&NMy Review About the Book:Coming of… Continue reading Favorite Reads 2021- Part 3: Young Adult
Blog Issues?
I'm a relatively private person, so I don't talk a lot about myself on the blog. I'm also fairly sensitive, so it hits me hard when things feel out of place. This is supposed to be a happy time of year, so what could possibly be out of place? It's the blog... Over the last… Continue reading Blog Issues?
Favorite Reads 2021- Part 2: Mystery, Thriller, Suspense
Day Two of my favorite reads this year brings us to a category I only started reading in the past few years. I was never a fan of suspense because I used to hate the not knowing, but now, it's my most favorite part. Let's get right into it. The Hiding Girl, Dorian BoxPsychological ThrillerAmazon,… Continue reading Favorite Reads 2021- Part 2: Mystery, Thriller, Suspense
Favorite Reads 2021- Part 1: Literary, Historical Fiction, and More
It’s that time of year when I go through my notebook and gather my favorite reads of the year. When I did a quick skim, there were so many fantastic reads that I knew that once again, I would have to break my favorite reads into genres and multiple days. So this will be a… Continue reading Favorite Reads 2021- Part 1: Literary, Historical Fiction, and More
At The End of Everything, Marieke Nijkamp
Reading At the End of Everything was quite the journey. There are so many threads of issues with each of these teens that can resonate with a broad audience. With an inclusive cast in a no-win situation, the teens are trying to survive in the way of a pandemic, which might hit close to home… Continue reading At The End of Everything, Marieke Nijkamp
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