Pardon me for a quick moment while I pick my jaw up from the floor. Perfume: The Story of a Murderer is one of the most detailed, grotesque, entrancing, and captivating stories I have ever read in my entire life. I came into this text somewhat blind, but also as […]
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Harmon Cooper Delivers Action-Packed Breathtaker with “Pilgrim” — REVIEW
Pilgrim by Harmon Cooper was a surprisingly good read. I’ll be honest, a nitpicky formatting thing had me iffy with the spaces in between each paragraph. Made me feel more like I was investing in a series of blog posts as opposed to a novel. I was pleasantly surprised with […]
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I Read My FIRST LitRPG Novel! Pyresouls Apocalypse REVIEW! **SPOILER-FREE, SPOILERS, CHAPTER-BY-CHAPTER ANALYSIS INCLUDED**
Pyresouls Apocalypse Spoiler-Free Review Pyresouls Apocalypse by James T. Callum is a great book. Admittedly, it was my first in the Literary Role Playing Game — or LitRPG — genre. For those of you who do not know, LitRPG’s are basically books written out as video games. In a nutshell. […]
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Monster Whisperer Review! Spoiler-Free, Spoilers, Chapter-by-Chapter
Monster Whisperer by JB Trepagnier is a fun, lighthearted book that, while readable, would have been much better if it had seen some more development. I can understand that the author publishes books quickly, which does actually add to the appeal. It’s still a well-thought-out story, considering the amount of series and other books the author publishes.
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The Queen’s Executioner Book Review
Mageland’s Epic 1: The Queen’s Executioner Review The Queen’s Executioner by Christopher Mitchell was an okay start to The Mageland’s Epic series. Truth be told, I was a little thrown off from the start by the pages about the races and the huge list of characters and how they were […]
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Piranesi is an Incredible Examination of the Human Mind
“An incredible look into the human mind, what it means to exist, what it means to have memories, the very idea of trust and identity, and, yes, isolation. Loneliness. But through all of that… desire, and longing, and hope, and searching for something that is different than the present and greater than the past.”
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