Nothing Is Strange or everything is strange? Mike Russell is a master at oddball books. I always go into these books not knowing what to expect and come out with my mind blown. It's a similar feeling to watching David Bowie music videos or trying to come up with a valid WandaVision theory (Mephisto or… Continue reading #BookReview Nothing is Strange by Mike Russell
GENMOS: Gathering Storms by Stephen M. Coghlan is one of the most underrated and under-read books, in my humble opinion. For one, I am not normally into a lot of sci-fi books. It's one of those genres that is really hit or miss for me because they can be slow, boring or too technical (or… Continue reading #BookReview GENMOS: Gathering Storms by Stephen M. Coghlan
Geo by Kevin Miller is an excellent science fiction read! I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised by GEO. I don't normally dive into science fiction books, but I absolutely love Kevin Miller's writing style. I've read his Milligan Creek series (a middle grade series, check it out if you haven't yet), so I… Continue reading #BookReview Geo by Kevin Miller
Deep Cosmos by Project Kyle is a unique sci-fi adventure that moves fast and fearlessly! I'm not normally into sci-fi books, but I was intrigued when Project Kyle approached me to read this book. Deep Cosmos is a nerdy, science-y, fun book that with awesome friendships, wicked twists and turns, and lots of lore riddled… Continue reading #BookReview Deep Cosmos by Project Kyle
Tamisan by Susan McKenzie was an epic, action-packed, sci-fi fueled novel! Action. Adventure. Sci-Fi. New Adult. Thriller. Suspense. Fantasy. Supernatural. All of those terms can directly be applied to this magnificent novel by Susan McKenzie. Seriously, I didn't know what I was in for when I picked up this book! The synopsis makes this seem… Continue reading #BookReview Tamisan by Susan McKenzie
The Sinking of Bethany Ann Crane is a unique space drama that follows the character development of Bethany Ann Crane. This book was truly mesmerizing! It's hard to describe how interesting this book really was for me to read in just words. I couldn't put this book down since it was so unique and… Continue reading #BookReview The Sinking of Bethany Ann Crane by K. Kris Loomis
The Mirror In My Dorm Room by Lashonda Beauregard is an epic tale about time travel. To begin with, I paralleled Justina almost perfectly when reading this book! I am a marketing student, heading into sophomore year and I am definitely ready to start a new semester! That being said, some of the comments… Continue reading #BookReview The Mirror In My Dorm Room by Lashonda Beauregard
SpaceMan by Tom Abrahams I'm not much of a space person - I wasn't impressed with The Martian (film, not book. I will eventually get to the novel...), and I have never been super into the whole "space" thing (unless it's Star Wars). But, I love reading books in different genres! I don't like reading… Continue reading #BookReview SpaceMan by Tom Abrahams
The Last Day of Captain Lincoln by EXO Books Sometimes when I read books, I don't know what I'm in for, and this book fit that description. You look at the cover and the blurb, think "Hm, will I like this?" and then begin reading. And shockingly, I enjoyed it more than I thought I… Continue reading #BookReview – The Last Day of Captain Lincoln by EXO Books
Strungballs by Mike Russell This book by Mike Russell is another short story. It's a great read for those who want a short, exciting read (and for those like me who didn't want to commit to another Games of Thrones book right away...). This book is weird, if I put it lightly. The thought of… Continue reading #BookReview – Strungballs by Mike Russell
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