The same issue seems to be happening every weekend, and it’s only my fault since I end up in a YouTube scroll droom and I’m unable to stop it, so I’m just getting straight in it. For once, I’m doing something straight, pun intended. Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by The Artsy Reader Girl, who has … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Names In Titles
Tag: mystery/thriller
June Wrap Up 2026
The Battle of The Audiobooks Off The Topic Thursdays/ Diner Seeing Through The Eye of Photography The Joy Of Genderfluid And Pansexuality Story Of A Warrior by John Michael Howell Celerities Who Came Out In 2026 I don’t know where to start from, but like always, I have a fair bit to say, health-wise, none … Continue reading June Wrap Up 2026
WWW Wednesdays 10
I’m hoping for people to see this post before I would rather read from an author who doesn’t use AI, but I was told recently something which I feared because she’s a favourite of mine, but I fear for readathons, I will be punished if I read her books. I know most people see the … Continue reading WWW Wednesdays 10
The Battle Of The Audiobooks Part 3
The Background Image is from Pexels Will my plan for this post work? I don’t know. Do I have the books I want to use? No, do I have a list of the books I can use? The answer is also no. Here’s my semi-plan. 1. Find LGBTI+ books I want to give a go … Continue reading The Battle Of The Audiobooks Part 3
Top Five Wednesday/ Five 2026 LGBTI+ Releases
As I said yesterday, I’m a mood reader, which is why I tend to finish the books I pick up and read faster, but I also love my book list. In fact, I just finished my middle-grade list. The reason I haven’t started my pansexual list is that because I fear some of them aren’t … Continue reading Top Five Wednesday/ Five 2026 LGBTI+ Releases
Top Ten Tuesday/ Summer Book List
To avoid another reading slump, I’m reading at random, mostly Eva Lovelle, since her books tend to be shorter, and I have over 200, but I read some, and she publishes something every week, hence why I suspect the use of AI. However, I haven’t gotten fed up with her work yet. I know it’s … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Summer Book List
First Lines Fridays 12
The plan I had for thrillers didn’t work, but I’m keeping them because I know I want to read them at some point. In fact, I grabbed another one that I found on Amazon, and I believe it is self-published for the simple reason that it is badly formatted, or however you say it. I … Continue reading First Lines Fridays 12
Top Five Wednesday/ LGBTI+ Thrillers
As you know, if you read yesterday, I’m dealing with a reading slump at a time when I need my escape in books the most, having read mostly contemporary and middle grade. I will be looking for LGBTI+ Thrillers. I might be wrong, and I’m hoping I am, but it feels like it’s a rare, … Continue reading Top Five Wednesday/ LGBTI+ Thrillers
Top Five Wednesday/ Go And Grab
I need to confess this, which is something you might already know, that I can’t put a book-buying ban on myself since I will surely break it. I get books to cheer myself up, weird, I know, but it works if only I delete the ones I read. I would be golden, but I don’t. … Continue reading Top Five Wednesday/ Go And Grab
First Lines Fridays 10
I won’t lie, I was excited when I saw Moms Who Read Romance Novels by Jenifer Goldin was free on Amazon, but it didn’t allow me to get it due to my location, and I wasn’t able to get it from where I typically find books, so instead I’m showing the latest thriller I grabbed, … Continue reading First Lines Fridays 10
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