Audiobooks
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Marvel Novel Review- Loki: Journey Into Mystery by Katherine Locke
Loki has to be the best anti-hero in popular culture. Everyone loves the god of lies and mischief, regardless of what form he takes. In 2011, Kieron Gillen and Marvel Comics gave us the first comic in what would become the massive Loki: Journey Into Mystery collection. This young version of Loki, godling of lies,… Continue reading
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Back Shelf Review: And What Can We Offer You Tonight by Premee Mohamed
Welcome back to Back Shelf Sundays, where I review backlist titles I didn’t read when they were first published. I do this every week to ensure I’m reading more than just newly released and forthcoming titles. There are so many good books already out there! This week’s book is And What Can We Offer You… Continue reading
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Audiobook Review: The Phoenix King by Aparna Verma
The Phoenix King is an epic sci-fantasy filled with deadly fire, organized crime, royal prophecies, and a desert that hides its secrets. When I saw it also had three POVs, morally grey characters, and a South-Asian-inspired fantasy world, I was sold. From the moment I started The Phoenix King on audio, it felt like I… Continue reading
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New Release Review: Mothtown by Caroline Hardaker
Equally an otherworldly horror adventure and a reflection on grief, Mothtown is a genre-blending lyrical journey like no other. Mothtown sinks its claws into you with its eerie mystery and refuses to let go. Hardaker’s writing deftly blends speculative and literary fiction, in the same vein as The Starless Sea and Station Eleven, albeit with… Continue reading
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Blog Tour and Review: Undead Ultra by Camille Picott
It’s life or death… for your next read. …and two hundred miles to run. Can she survive the zombies and save her son? Review: I enjoyed Undead Ultra! This truly is a book like no other I’ve ever read. If you’re a fan of zombie stories and like a good twist on the genre, this… Continue reading
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Review of The Walking Dead: Typhoon by Wesley Chu
Given my love for speculative fiction, it shouldn’t come at any surprise that I am a fan of zombie stories. Even though zombie stories aren’t my favorite flavor of the Post-Apocolyptic subgenre, I still usually really enjoy them. When I heard that Wesley Chu wrote a story bringing the world of The Walking Dead to… Continue reading
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Review – Dead Mountain: The Untold True Story of the Dyatlov Pass Incident
Do you like unsolved mysteries that aren’t of the serial killer variety? Have you ever pondered the existence of yetis or aliens? Do you love a good political conspiracy theory, particularly if it involves the Cold War USSR and/or radiation? Then, boy, do I have the book for you. I rarely read non-fiction, but I… Continue reading
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Review: The Body Double by Emily Beyda
You know when you start a book and think it’s going to be a certain way and the book actually goes there and it’s super satisfying? And you end up not disappointed by a book you thought was going to disappoint you? The Body Double was that kind of book for me. This book was… Continue reading
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The Top 10 Best Audiobooks I’ve Read
Since I started working full time, audiobooks have become an essential part of my reading. I typically read 2-5 audiobooks a week depending on the lengths of the books and how much I am physically reading that week. While I really love audiobooks, I am pretty picky on narrators, and will certainly DNF an audiobook… Continue reading