Review of ‘Where’d You Go, Bernadette?’
Semple’s novel is perfect for those in need of a quick, engaging read and a good laugh at life. Continue reading Review of ‘Where’d You Go, Bernadette?’
Tag: storytelling
Review of ‘We Unleash the Merciless Storm’ (We Set the Dark on Fire #2)
We Unleash the Merciless Storm is an empowering and thoughtful read that inspires readers to be true to themselves and fight for what is right and their beliefs. Continue reading Review of ‘We Unleash the Merciless Storm’ (We Set the Dark on Fire #2)
Review of ‘American Midnight: Tales of the Dark’
This anthology is well-suited to welcoming new horror readers. Continue reading Review of ‘American Midnight: Tales of the Dark’
Review of ‘Red Hood’
A breathtaking read, Red Hood is a risky novel that Arnold pulled off effortlessly and incredibly. Continue reading Review of ‘Red Hood’
Weekly Reading List #224
Can’t decide what to read next? Check out these titles and see what tickles your fancy. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #224
Review of ‘We Set the Dark on Fire’ (We Set the Dark on Fire #1)
A powerful allegory with amazing writing, storytelling and powerful message. Continue reading Review of ‘We Set the Dark on Fire’ (We Set the Dark on Fire #1)
Review of ‘The Dark Tide’ (The Dark Tide #1)
The Dark Tide is a compelling dark fantasy with perfect pacing, characterization and plot development that with ensnare any reader. Continue reading Review of ‘The Dark Tide’ (The Dark Tide #1)
Weekly Reading List #223
Can’t decide what to read next? Check out these titles and see which ones tickle your fancy. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #223
Review of ‘Wicked Saints’ (Something Dark and Holy #1)
Wicked Saints is a fantasy that delves into magic more than anything else. While it is interesting, there are times where it feels as though the story lacks focus on the characters. Continue reading Review of ‘Wicked Saints’ (Something Dark and Holy #1)
Review of ‘Dark and Deepest Red’
A compelling narrative spanning centuries dealing with xenophobia in an interesting and thoughtful way. Continue reading Review of ‘Dark and Deepest Red’