Review and Interview Requests – How They Work
Interview Requests: Interview Requests form to fill out. It keeps everything in one place so I can keep my sanity
The Conjuring 2 – Netflix Horror Review
I had seen the original Conjuring a long time ago and had forgotten most of what had gone on, but
Sweet Home – Netflix Horror Review
I have a new client who loves horror movies, so we just sit there watching Netflix and Hulu horror movies.
Secrets and Spellcraft by Michael G Manning
I really loved the first book and so I bought the second in the series of Art of the Adept.
The Choice of Magic by Michael G Manning
I’ve been in a bad reading slump this year, this was the fifth book I finished, and I’m nine books
SPFBO6 FINALIST: Darkness Forged by Matt Larkin
Darkness Forged by Matt Larkin I began Darkness Forged by Matt Larkin thinking it was a Norse-inspired novel. After a
Incursion by Mitchell Hogan
I was in the mood for something about the undead… not something modern like zombies, but something more along the
SPFBO 6 Finalist Review: Nether Light by Shaun Paul Stevens
GRAHAM I really wasn’t sure what to make of this book. The description on Amazon gives almost nothing away of
The Imaginary Corpse by Tyler Hayes
This was top five most unique reads I’ve ever had. It takes a lot to make me say that, because
SPFBO 6 Finalist: Combat Codes by Alexander Darwin
Esme: This reads like a love letter to martial arts. There is a strong focus on fighting – competitions and
SPFBO FINALS!! Shadow of a Dead God by Patrick Samphire
Graham The title of Shadow of a Dead God caught my attention way back before books were even split up
Into the Labyrinth by John Bierce (Mage Errant 1)
I picked this up because of the narrator, Ralph Lister, who happens to be one of my favorite audiobook performers.
Bibliomancer by James Hunter and Dakota Krout
Ok, so this is another one of the books I picked up during the holiday Megasale. I saw that the
Interview with TA Hernandez
I am back with another interview from an SPFBO6 contestant who made it as a semi finalist. Unfortunately I haven’t
My top 10 of 2020
Typically, I would read about 100 – 150 books in a year…. but this year was not a year of
Dungeons of Strata by G.D. Penman
I picked this up because it was on sale during a mega event for the holidays. It’s been a while