What I thought of Payback’s A Witch by Lana Harper
Category: Netgalley
The Lighthouse Witches by C.J. Cooke & Halloween– #madeforeachother
Set on an island in Scotland, this is the story of a single mother and her three daughters. It is also the story of a couple whom time has kept apart. And it is also the story of the women branded witches, imprisoned, mistreated, and then burned at stake. So, you see, The Lighthouse Witches…
A Wrap-Up of the Netgalley Books I Read in May-June 2021
It Came From Miskatonic University: Weirdly Fantastical Tales of Campus Life by Various Authors I requested this book on Netgalley and I’m so glad I did! I lucked out when I found not one but two great anthologies on Netgalley. This one–as the name indicates–runs with a Lovecraftian theme. Different stories in it describe different…
A Wrap-Up of the Netgalley Books I Read in April 2021
Reviews of the Netgalley treasures I enjoyed this April.
A Wrap-Up of the Books I Read in March 2021
The Other Mother by Matthew Dicks I requested this book on Netgalley and I’m so glad I did! Even though the title brings Gaiman’s Coraline to mind, this book isn’t horror. The protagonist has Capgras Syndrome and thinks his mother has been replaced by an imposter. First of all, a very unique premise and one that…
A Wrap-Up of Reading I Did in February 2021
Reviews of the books I read in February 2021.
A Wrap-Up of Reading I Did in January 2021
Live Girls by Ray Garton Live Girls is a short and fast-paced vampire adventure of a book. Don’t reach for it if you like your horror to have deep characterization or be character-driven. Because during most of the book, all the protagonist does is whine, get his blood sucked out, and use one of his female…
A Wrap-Up of Reading I Did in December 2020
Unity by Elly Bangs Like most of my favorite sf movies, such as Total Recall, Mad Max Fury Road, and Matrix, this book doesn’t let off on the action. Our protagonists are constantly on the run and things keep on happening. In short, I liked the fast pace. But like those same movies, this book was…
A Wrap-Up of Reading I Did in November 2020
Race To The Finish Line by Aisha Yusuf I requested this book from Netgalley and I’m glad I did so! With a cover like that, there was no way I wasn’t requesting this book from Netgalley. I know that this is the work of a very young author and her craft will improve with experience. However,…
A Wrap-Up of Netgalley Reads — October 2020
And the Last Trump Shall Sound by Harry Turtledove, James Morrow, Cat Rambo This isn’t a novel but an anthology of three stories by different writers. Each one takes the events of an alternative US a bit farther. Mainly, Trump has died and Pence has succeeded him. The former has achieved a god-like stature for the masses. Things…
September 2020 — A Wrap-Up
A lot took place in September by which I mean we decided to visit the northern part of the country as part of a family vacation. Take out the time we spent traveling and we had like ten days to have fun. So, you can guess I didn’t get much reading done. What I did…
A Wrap-Up of Netgalley Reads in August 2020
Seven by Farzana Doctor A very very sad and heartbreaking account of a Bohra family that practices Female Genital Mutilation even in this age and day. Our protagonist is a married woman who has a daughter herself. She visits her family back in India after a long time. During that visit, she recovers a suppressed memory…
