Book Review: “The Heroes” by Joe Abercrombie
"The Heroes" is another bloodbath from the dark and brutal world of The First Law. Come to think of it, I’m almost certain this book has the highest body count…
Book Review: “Morning Star” by Pierce Brown
"Morning Star" is the conclusion to a saga that I will recommend to anyone looking for a truly compelling and emotionally charged story. The series is more than just wellwritten…
Book Review: “Blood Over Bright Haven” by M. L. Wang
Book Review: Blood Over Bright Haven Author: M. L. Wang Series: Standalone Publisher: Del Rey First published July 25, 2023 Number of Pages: 430 Buy on Amazon Buy on Bookshop…
Book Review: Red Rising by Pierce Brown
"Red Rising" is a somewhat overlooked science fiction novel that became my favorite read of 2024. A colonized solar system, a color-coded caste system, and a rebellion for freedom —…
Book Review: “The Dawn of the Cursed Queen” by Amber V. Nicole
"The Dawn of the Cursed Queen" is another captivating installment from Amber V. Nicole. This third book in her series has once again managed to completely captivate me. Just when…
Book Review: Best Served Cold by Joe Abercrombie
Best Served Cold is an amazing adventure that Abercrombie takes us through very skillfully, but blindfolded. Get ready for lots of blood, twists and more blood. Book Review: Best Served…
Book Review: Foundation & Foundation and Empire by Isaac Asimov
Isaac Asimov's Foundation, a classic in science fiction, begins one of the genre's most significant cycles. While there are two prequels, let’s start with the basics. Book Review: Foundation &…
Book Review: Outlive the Science and Art of Longevity by Dr. Peter Attia
I've joked before with the phrase, "we're all going to die," but leaving the black humor aside, I would add that while we're alive, it's good to do our best…
Book Review: “Rhapsodic” by Laura Thalassa
"Rhapsodic" is the written story of Callypso, a mysterious siren with a dark past and the bad boy of the criminal world The Bargainer. The book is a captivating fantasy…
Book Review: “Six Crimson Cranes” by Elizabeth Lim
Book Review: "Six Crimson Cranes" Author: Elizabeth Lim Series: "Six Crimson Cranes" #1 454 pages, ebook First published July 6, 2021 Buy on Bookshop Buy on Amazon Being a grown-up…
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