#BookReview The Watchmen by Alan Moore

I bought this graphic novel a few years back as a birthday gift for myself. I had watched the Zack Snyder film and really wanted to jump into the comics. It's safe to say I made a really smart decision, because I absolutely LOVED this graphic novel (and honestly, Zack did a good job changing…

#BookReview NYV: Goth by K.D. McQuain

NYV: Goth is a great addition to the New York Vampire series by K.D. McQuain. I have been waiting anxiously for this sequel for quite a while, and I have to say it didn't disappoint! This sequel is darker, more twisted and absolutely brutal! Yet again, we follow Chris in his new vampire life -…

#BookReview Twisted Fates by Geza Tetrallyay

  To begin with, I think Julia needs to stop going outside or something. This girl keeps going missing and getting kidnapped! Get this girl a map and some bodyguards, and maybe we won't need a book four... This epic finale to the Twisted trilogy follows Greg, Anne and Julia yet again. Julia has been…

#BooKReview Drug Gang by Neil Walker

  Drug Gang was a book far out of my normal reading boundaries, but I wanted to step outside my normal fantasy and romance filled novels. This book felt cinematic in a sense, something along the lines of the Godfather (but fictional, and not the same plot). This book felt me feeling 'meh' at some…

Book Review: Confessions of an English Psychopath by Jack Strange

Confessions of an English Psychopath by Jack Strange   I'm not quite sure what I think about this story. It is definitely a unique read - I can't say I've read anything like it before. For me, I found the introduction to be...well, interesting. It didn't hook me onto every word, but at the same…