The Line Unseen by Joe Hart
Boy was this a short book! I'm not really sure that I fully remember what happened in this book. I do remember being fully creeped out though. I've read at least one or two Joe Hart books in the past, and they've been mostly zombie related. This one was a little different, but it did involve an … [Read more]
Evelyn, After by Victoria Helen Stone
Evelyn thought everything in her life was fine. She had a good kid, a successful husband, and a nice house. She gets a late night call one night that her husband has been in a car accident and she needs to come pick him up immediately. She can't call the cops or tell anyone about it. She thinks it's … [Read more]
The Burning Room by Michael Connelly
Nineteen Eighty Three by David Peace
Black Dahlia Avenger: A Genius for Murder by Steve Hodel
And There He Kept Her by Josh Moehling
The Crossing by Michael Connelly
The Nice Guys by Charles Ardai
What Hath God Wrought: The Transformation of America, 1815-1848 by Daniel Walker Howe
Happy Holidays! Here are the books I finished this month that didn't merit full reviews due to time constraints and/or a lack of 250 words to describe them... The Burning Room**** Usually with Bosch books, I can tell within the first 30 pages if they’re gonna be good or not. This one was … [Read more]
Chainsaw Man Vol. 13 by Tatsuki Fujimoto
A Kind of Spark by Elle McNicoll
My Rosebud Boy by Rainbow Rowell
She-Hulk #7 by Rainbow Rowell
Scattered Showers by Rainbow Rowell
I'm late to the game with these reviews, plus I missed the best and worst of the year talks, but I don't wanna falsely claim these as 2023 reads next year, so here goes. I've done very little in the way of reading these last two months of the year, pretty much keeping to my usual comfort picks, as … [Read more]
Blacktop Wasteland by S. A. Cosby
Well, this is a perfect book to review after Blood Sweat and Chrome? Going by the blurb of Blacktop Wasteland, I had been expecting a crime novel. But this is not really the case. What I got instead was a novel that was one part noir and many many parts most intense car changes I have ever seen … [Read more]
Murder in an Irish Village by Carlene O'Connor
Not bad, just not that engaging after a while. The first in a really long "cozy" series that I may pick up again. The book just struggled at the 50 percent mark and I felt myself getting really bored. I got told the other books are really good and I should keep on reading, so will definitely do … [Read more]
