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Hello! I have been participating in Graphicsathon’s 29 in 29 challenge this month, which was a month long challenge to try and read 29 graphics in February. February is over now so it is time to do a wrap up and discuss what I read. The original announcement post for the challenge can be found … More Graphicsathon 29 in 29 Challenge Wrap Up
This was a fascinating investigation into a variety of strange, gross, and morbid things about our bodies and the universe. Each chapter explores a different topic making it extremely easy to pick and choose what you want to learn about, or skip over if you are squeamish about some things. Engelhaupt does a wonderful job … More Review: Gory Details: Adventures from the Dark Side of Science by Erika Engelhaupt
Lady Camembert wants to live her life on her own terms. She doesn’t want to be forced to marry a man, especially since she isn’t attracted to them. After her father paces away, she journeys to the Kingdom of Fromage to start her life over as Count Camembert. While she is supposed to keep a … More Review: The Princess and the Grilled Cheese by Deya Muniz
Elite Force Commander Kol Ra’ Don Tol is following his Ehlealah to Earth, even if the Cruestaci are not normally allowed to be planet side, he has been assigned as Ambassador to Base 28. Ada Jane went to Earth to find closure because it’s been 135 years since she has been abducted but she needed … More Review: Transcend by Sandra R. Neeley
In this volume, Suzume has reached the end of her three month orientation and is now working with the department heads to try to find her permanent place among the staff. Her first assignment is taking over the zoo’s social media to try to bring in more visitors, which we don’t really get any update … More Review: Dinosaur Sanctuary Volume 3 by Itaru Kinoshita
When Riggs finds himself needing a place to stay he doesn’t expect his emotionally stunted coworker Shep to step up and offer him a room. But rooming with Shep works out well and as the days pass Riggs finds that their friendship is growing stronger and after a drunk blowjob, it moves to friends with … More Review: Lube Job by K. M. Neuhold
With this series I never know if I am going to end up liking the book, sadly this one I didn’t really enjoy. Like the first book, I struggled a lot with Bowen MacRieve, but I also struggled with the plot and pacing of this book, so much so that it took me days to … More Review: Wicked Deeds on a Winter’s Night by Kresley Cole
This volume picks up the day after the previous volume ended. Socks and SG meet up for food and SG gets a response from the poster he created saying someone is also a sad ghost and wants to meet them. While SG is excited, Socks is anxious and upset because he feels like he is … More Review: The Sad Ghost Club Volume 2 by Lize Meddings
This was a fascinating retelling of Dracula, but it also had Frankenstein and The Mummy as well. Count Vlad Dracula has been reborn as a katana-wielding young vampiress named Vladislaus Draculesti and has been living in her castle with her shapeshifting servant Nan waiting for the next battle. When she rescues a girl named Clara … More ARC Review: BLOOD BLADE Vol. 1 by Oma Sei
TW: on page scenes of rape (not the heroine), abuse and, torture; violence, death; slavery; PTSD Rakai ahl was cast aside and forced to live apart from his family as a child. He grew to become an outcast, resentful, angry, and a criminal that is only loyal to himself. When he is captured and threatened … More Review: Redemption by Sandra R. Neeley
After reading the prequel and the first book I was a little apprehensive about continuing my reread of this series because of how terrible the men were. I am glad I continued reading though because Sabastian Wroth was a great MC who redeemed the previous books. Now I know to just not read the previous … More Review: No Rest for the Wicked by Kresley Cole
This is a prequel/ sequel to The Last Ronin story and jumps back and forth from the past by telling us what happened to Michelangelo during his 20 years away from NY and the present with Casey Marie and April who are raising the new batch of turtles. After reading The Last Ronin, Michelangelo hinted … More Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin – Lost Years by Kevin Eastman and Tom Waltz
Red-Haired Ash Reads 