Dracula the Un-Dead

Another book crossed off for the year. A slow and steady progress, especially when it is a book that my husband and I read together. A sequel to Dracula, Dracula the Un-Dead was picked for the two us because when we were at a library sale one state over, I found a different book: Dracula […]

A Splinter of glass

When I started to write this, I forgot the name of the book that my husband and I had finished reading together a week or so ago; when asked, he replies with “A Splinter of Ass,”. I guess we can begin to assume how this review is going to look for this book. A Splinter […]

Mobility Lounge

It has been a few weeks, and I had Mobility Lounge done after three days. As we can see, I put off writing up a review for it. Mobility Lounge is a smaller read about a guy named Van who lives in an assisted housing situation in California and to get out of switching apartments […]

The Italian Secretary

Another “read aloud with my husband” book done, and we are somewhat glad that it is finished. The Italian Secretary, as said in the sub-title, is an expansion to the Sherlock Holmes universe, where Holmes and Watson go to Scotland where they need to debunk a ghostly legend. To be honest, I have not read […]

The Elizabeth Omnibus

Good morning, everyone! It took me about five months to read this three-books-in-one volume, what with the holidays and what have you, but it is over and I am so glad to be done with it. The Elizabeth Omnibus covers three books by Irwin about the beginning of the Elizabethan era, starting with the death […]

Songbird Under a German Moon

Oh, Christian fiction, how bittersweet the genre is; if we were going off of book cover appearances, this book would have been perfect for me: WWII era, faith-based, I do not know how to go beyond that. May it also be a lesson for everyone, including myself, that literally do not judge a book by […]