When Rafe starts his new job as IT manager at Goliaths of Wrestling he quickly discovers that his annoying and terrible neighbor Dan is one of the wrestlers. While he is able to mostly avoid him at work, their relationship quickly changes when he spots Dan through his living room window doing something obscene and … More Review: Cheap Heat by Lily Mayne
In Women in the Valley of the Kings, Sheppard tells the untold story of eleven women who changed the landscape of Egyptology in different ways. This book covers the life and careers of Amelia Edwards, Marianne Brocklehurst, Maggie Benson, Nettie Gourley, Emma Andrews, Margaret Alice Murray, Kate Griffith, Emily Paterson, Myrtle Broome, Amice Calverley, and … More Review: Women in the Valley of the Kings: The Untold Story of Women Egyptologists in the Gilded Age by Kathleen Sheppard
When Mina’s world comes crashing down, she finds herself returning home to the English village where she grew up and taking a job at the bookshop that was her childhood sanctuary. But Mina soon realizes that the bookshop isn’t what it seems and the people who live there are actual fictional characters from literature. Together … More Review: A Dead and Stormy Night by Steffanie Holmes
Auden Scott is the daughter of two ruthless high-gradient telepaths, but she was not the child her parents wanted or expected, even before her brain injury. She struggles with her thoughts and memories, some of which are just blank, and the only thing she knows for certain is that she must protect her unborn baby … More Review: Primal Mirror by Nalini Singh
Witch in Darkness discusses how to use witchcraft to make it through difficult times in your life. This includes practical step-by-step rituals, tarot readings, journal prompts, and affirmations to help you through whatever you are dealing with. This is an easy to read book that provides helpful rituals to get through a variety of situations. … More ARC Review: Witch in Darkness: Magick for Tough Times, Bad Days and Moments of Total Catastrophe by Kelly-Ann Maddox
This book introduces you to the world of oddities that has been curated by Regina and Ryan Cohn, creators of the Oddities Flea Market. This is a look at their life collecting and some of the items that have been a part of their collection. I will admit, I didn’t really know a lot about … More ARC Review: The Witch’s Door: Oddities and Tales from the Esoteric to the Extreme by Ryan Matthew Cohn and Regina M. Rossi
Bounty Hunter Hel’s life depends on staying below the radar and passing as human. But when the Lord of the City of Souls discovers she can help him locate someone, he reclaims her bond-debt and brings her into the spotlight. And when dark magic starts infecting the city, they find they only have each other … More Review: City of Souls by Mel Harding-Shaw
When Emelie finds out her boyfriend is cheating on her while camping, she decides to take a walk. When she comes back to the campsite though she finds her ex has abandoned her in the woods. She decides to walk to town but gets turned around and instead finds Axel, who is bathing in a … More Review: Take Me to the River by Kaci Rose
This volume collects chapters 1-25 of the Webtoon comic To save her people, Princess Clove, the last remaining heir of the Cerulean Dragon clan, has agreed to marry her enemy, Prince Kyro of the Crimson Dragon Clan. Clove quickly realizes that this marriage is not going to be as straightforward as she was expecting because … More ARC Review: SubZero Vol. 1 by Junepurr
This volume continues Marou and Urara’s journey. Marou is finally living as the manga protagonist he always dreamed of and is now fighting against the ayashimon. In this volume we see Chairman Doppo’s yokai abilities, Urara’s true form, and Urara attempting to make an alliance with the Todoroki Alliance. I am really enjoying Marou and … More Review: Ayashimon Vol. 2 by Yuji Kaku
This was a very emotional and impactful graphic novel. I have been meaning to read this for a while now and was glad that I could read about this piece of history that was not included in the history books I had to read during school. This is the story of George Takei’s childhood in … More Review: They Called Us Enemy by George Takei, Justin Eisinger, and Steven Scott
This is the story of Maruo who always wanted to be like his favorite characters from manga. Unfortunately, his extensive training efforts have paid off two well and now he is super strong, breaks everything he touches, and wins every fight too easily. When he meets Urara, a girl being pursued by yakuza thugs, his … More Review: Ayashimon Vol. 1 by Yuji Kaku
Red-Haired Ash Reads 