I’m still working through my 2024 TBR list of thrillers and this one is number three! I’ve already crossed The Island and This Wretched Valley off the list earlier this year and now I’ve finished The Second Stranger by Martin Griffin. Going into this book, based on its premise, I Read more
I haven’t ever seen The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy film all the way through. I distinctly remember certain clips of it — most notably the “So Long, And Thanks For All The Fish” musical clip with dolphins leaving Earth, and the supercomputer decreeing the meaning of the universe is Read more
Like I had mentioned at the start of 2024, I have a lot of thrillers that I’d like to eventually get into in between by Book Club books and with my limited Audible credits. This Wretched Valley by Jenny Kiefer was not on that list initially (but I promise I Read more
When I was younger, I never really cared all that much for romantic comedy-related media. But as I’ve gotten older, I’ve discovered this romantic sense in myself; a love for affection and an enjoyment for silly Christmas Hallmark Channel movies. Romcom books and chicklit haven’t really been top genres for Read more
I didn’t really choose to put In the Lives of Puppets by TJ Klune on my TBR list for 2024. This was actually the most voted-on book for my work Book Club and that is why I used one of my Audible credits on it. I’ve never heard of this Read more
Sometimes I Lie by Alice Feeney was the first book I read as part of the Fable book club app. On a whim I joined the Book Cub Besties online book club created by devonandwillo on the Fable platform. This pick was essentially crowdsourced and voted on so I did Read more
What initially drew me to The Island by Adrian McKinty was its survival thriller genre. Like I said in my 2024 TRB List, I was drawn to the concept of people being thrown into dangerous, extraordinary circumstances and having to fight tooth and nail to just be alive. For about Read more
It’s very common in the New Year, I feel, for people to talk about their reading goals. I personally have decided to carry into 2024 a reading goal I had (and accomplished) in 2023 — reading one book a month, for a total of 12 books by December 31st. I Read more