I have lots of tags to get caught up on, but I saw this awhile back on My Tiny Obsessions (from whom I've also borrowed the cute header!) and have really wanted to try it. I love playing The Sims, and it's very easy to lose myself in it for hours, so I thought marrying … Continue reading The Sims Book Tag
The Sunday Post is a weekly event hosted by Kimberly @ Caffeinated Book Reviewer. It's a way to wrap up your week, share news/book hauls, and consolidate links to your posts & other posts you've liked throughout the week. It's been almost a month since I actually wrote one of these, so hold on to … Continue reading Sunday Post: October 15, 2017
I have never read a Jesmyn Ward book before this one. I've always intended to, but never quite gotten around to it, so I was really happy when I was approved for this one through Netgalley. Sing, Unburied, Sing has a lot going on, and I really appreciated Ward's writing style, prose, and the perceptions her characters … Continue reading Review: Sing, Unburied, Sing by Jesmyn Ward
In the past few years, I haven't really read many thrillers/suspense/mystery novels, but lately I've been drawn to them after reading a spate of good ones, like Behind Her Eyes by Sarah Pinbrough, Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn, and He Said/She Said by Erin Kelly. That renewed interest led me to request The Other Girl from Netgalley, and I'm … Continue reading Review: The Other Girl by Erica Spindler
Out today, Reincarnation Blues follows Milo, a soul who's been reincarnated thousands of times and is still trying to achieve something big and positive enough to end his lives. There's one complication: if he achieves enlightenment, he will lose Suzie, an incarnation of Death that he has fallen in love with in between lives in the … Continue reading Release Day Review: Reincarnation Blues by Michael Poore
The Driver by Hart Hanson is about Michael Skellig, the owner of a limousine company. He's also a military veteran, and employs an interesting crew of other veterans, each with their own defined personalities, injuries, and traumas. While on a job, Skellig is waiting in the alley and hears voices of those he's killed on the … Continue reading Release Day Review: The Driver by Hart Hanson
Down the TBR Hole is sponsored by Lia @ Lost in a Story. It's also reminding me of books on my TBR I forgot about (and I've even purchased 1 or 2!). Here is what you do: Go to your goodreads to-read shelf. Order on ascending date added. Take the first 5 (or 10 if … Continue reading Down the TBR Hole #4
