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I've seen every version of a bad book review from, "It didn't resonate with me, but it might for someone" to harsh roasting. I've been guilty of the former mentally, but I can't bring myself to actively type out words and bash a book (other than Twilight, but I mean... are you kidding me, it's… Continue reading I Refuse to Write Bad Reviews
I've been wanting to be more transparent about spirituality and my own journey for awhile. I started my spiritual journey several years ago, but only managed to start manifesting actively in the last 12 months. I'm not sure I could ever consider myself an expert, but I have learned a lot and wanted to share… Continue reading The 12 Universal Laws [Part 1/4]
This post contains a very controversial opinion but I stand by it. My life motto is: I said what I said, and I said it with my chest. So here we go: I'm very picky when it comes to the books I spend my time on. If I don't like the blurb on the back,… Continue reading Your Book is Bad
It's finally June, halfway through the year and I think I've found my favorite fantasy book. Steel Hand, Cold Heart by Rachel Menard is a captivating read from start to finish with an immersive world and fully-fleshed characters that you can easily invest in. The only thing that stopped me from reading this entire book… Continue reading Steel Hand, Cold Heart [review]
I never thought I would put so much of my personal life on blast, yet here I am writing an autobiographical self-help book on dating and living your best h*e life smack dab in the middle of a pandemic. Who would have thought? No surprise, I am back on Tinder swiping mostly left, let's be… Continue reading Dating After Divorce
I don't automatically pick up romance books, not for any particular reason; I think I just hadn't found anything that hooked me ever since I read the Goddess series by P.C. Cast, which was over a decade ago. But I adore Rae Kennedy, so naturally I wanted to read a couple of her books. This… Continue reading To Be Your Girl – Rae Kennedy [Review]
Jason Hyde is no stranger to extracting the darker parts of the human condition and putting it to paper. That's exactly what we get with Pillowhumper, a contemporary fiction novel that follows Jordan Gregorek, a 30 year old self-destructive man navigating his divorce and the inner workings of his own mind. If I could describe… Continue reading Pillowhumper
Peter-Shaun Tyrell. Our resident Limey Twitter buddy and author of The Oath and Blood Price (also featured as a guest on the Don't Make It Weird podcast). This dude slid into my DMs to ask if I'd be interested in reading and reviewing his book. For anyone reading this, I'll tell you what I told… Continue reading The Oath and Blood Price
Anyone who's new here knows that things are bound to get weird so naturally I'm here to introduce you to my new favorite podcast, and the only one I listen to religiously: Looks interesting and fun enough right? I can promise you, it is so much more than that. Don't Make It Weird is a… Continue reading Don’t Make It Weird
I had wanted to participate in this short story anthology. I was encouraged to by a few writer friends, but once again Imposter Syndrome sunk her claws into my back and dragged me to the place where I was comfortable. Too comfortable. The anthology was about love and how some people aren't meant to be.… Continue reading Coldbrew with Honey
