Under Shifting Stars by Alexandra Latos

Image from Goodreads We meet twins, Audrey and Clare and yes, they might be twins, but they’re not born on the same day and they can opposite on most days. Both are grieving the death of their brother. On top of that, one of them is dealing with mental health issues, and the other is … Continue reading Under Shifting Stars by Alexandra Latos →

Caroline by J. Bock (Book Review)

A world in the future that is breaking down and sadly like today’s world, most people are losing their jobs. The thought of not having enough to feed your family. Since the bosses fired a lot of people making their lives as they knew it is gone with a click of a finger. I don’t … Continue reading Caroline by J. Bock (Book Review) →

Love Machine: The guardians wanted something else… by Neveah Hor (Book Review)

From reading the first few pages, this book reminds me of Animal Farm by George Orwell with a dash of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare set somewhere in Japan in the future. It was interesting to see the different social classes, even in a fantasy world. I really enjoyed reading both sides of the … Continue reading Love Machine: The guardians wanted something else… by Neveah Hor (Book Review) →

Love, Loss, Lockdown by Sneha Jaiswal (Book Review)

This book is an anthology of stories set around current COVID-19 pandemic. What I decided to do is write a sentence or two on each story. The first story is about a guy who finally got a break when he got hired in the big city. Which was a way to better himself and help … Continue reading Love, Loss, Lockdown by Sneha Jaiswal (Book Review) →

My Thoughts On The Fundamentals of Caregiving Movie

Caregiving is not a job for everyone, and why is it you might ask? I had a caregiver pretty much since I was born. Here are my thoughts on the movie The Fundamentals of Caregiving. Ben is a retired writer whose life is falling apart after losing all he had, and his wife just gave … Continue reading My Thoughts On The Fundamentals of Caregiving Movie →

The Henna Wars by Adiba Jaigirdar

Rating: 4/5 stars This book opened up with Nishat thinking about how her parents would react when she comes out to them and tells them that she likes girls. Especially in her culture were most marriages are arranged. Her parents, like most parents, think it’s a phase. Which makes Nishat feel that she lost her … Continue reading The Henna Wars by Adiba Jaigirdar →

Amish Christmas Boxed Set by Becca Fisher (Audio Book)

Rating: 3/5 stars In this book set, we learn about the Amish culture, community, faith and love. This is a series of Christmas novellas. We meet Jack and Linda, both of them are Amish. The difference is that Linda stayed in the community and Jack went out is what Amish call the English world. Things … Continue reading Amish Christmas Boxed Set by Becca Fisher (Audio Book) →

Animo (The Sationem Series #1) by Lisa Ann Rowe

First thing first I really like the cover. We meet Willow, the main character, who is born in a family with magic abilities. I think the family has powers come from the elements like controlling fire. The mystery started when her family tells Willow that photos of her early age where destroyed in a fire, … Continue reading Animo (The Sationem Series #1) by Lisa Ann Rowe →

My Thoughts On Same Love by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Feat Mary Lambert

https://youtu.be/hlVBg7_08n0?t=3 I never really written anything like this but when I thought about it, it sounded cool so, I hope you guys enjoy it. I find the song, Same Love by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis featuring Mary Lambert. I heard other songs by Mary Lambert, and they are queer, which I love. Making this song … Continue reading My Thoughts On Same Love by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Feat Mary Lambert →

Death Stranding Game Review Guest Post

Death Stranding" Sony PlayStation 4 exclusive Developed by Kojima Productions What is it? Narrative-driven (post-apocalyptic sci-fi/fantasy/drama), single-player, 3rd person action/adventure/stealth, open world with survival/hiking/asynchronous social mechanics, featuring Norman Reedus, Lea Seydoux, Mads Mikkelson, Margaret Qualley, and Lindsay Wagner Who would like it? You should enjoy it if you like Kojima’s previous works in general because … Continue reading Death Stranding Game Review Guest Post →