by Michelle | Dec 15, 2022 | A Author, Book Review, Books Read in 2022, D Author, G Author, H Author, K Author, L Author, M Author, Review Copy
We are heading into August now. This has to be one of the most eclectic months of reading I have ever had. It also contains what is, without a doubt, the best book of the year. Here we go! Have you ever wondered what would happen if Ada Lovelace and Mary...
by Michelle | Dec 14, 2022 | Book Review, Books Read in 2022, C Author, L Author, Review Copy, S Author, W Author
We are now moving on to July releases. After the stellar reading that defined June, July was bound to be less exciting. Still, any month that includes Blake Crouch and Ruth Ware isn’t too bad! Upgrade is another intense science fiction thriller by Blake Crouch....
by Michelle | Dec 10, 2022 | Audiobook, Book Review, Books Read in 2022, D Author, L Author, M Author, P Author, R Author, S Author, Y Author
Here are the last of my one-sentence audiobook reviews. I know one resolution I have for 2023 – not let the number of outstanding reviews pile up throughout the year!
by Michelle | Dec 8, 2022 | A Author, Audiobook, B Author, Book Review, Books Read in 2022, C Author, G Author, L Author, M Author, S Author
2022 appears to be the year I listened to audiobooks. Hours upon hours of them. They make up almost 45 percent of everything I’ve read so far this year. Because I am SO far behind in reviews, and I have less than three weeks in the year to finish those reviews,...
by Michelle | Oct 5, 2022 | B Author, Book Review, Books Read in 2022, E Author, K Author, L Author, R Author, Review Copy, S Author, W Author
Slowly but surely, I will dig myself out from under this self-made mountain of a review backlog. All I can do is tackle it one book at a time. Here are some goodies I read months ago that were all released in May. Book of Night, the newest novel from the consistently...
by Michelle | Jan 26, 2022 | Book Review, Books Read in 2022, L Author, Review Copy
Since 2016, many stories have celebrated feminine ferocity and decrying patriarchal societies. In that regard, Extasia by Claire Legrand is no different. What sets Ms. Legrand’s version apart is that it feels much rawer and angrier than those books that came...
