4/5: I had a lot of fun with this one! I read this in short spurts at work at first but it really sucked me and I binged the last half in like 2 days. The pacing was pretty perfect and the mystery was...

2/5: Here I am, back to bitch about Katee Robert again, despite me reading these of my own accord to begin with. So, this book follows Eros and Psyche and their torrid "fake marriage". This book, whil...

3/5: What Moves the Dead was alright. There were some things I loved, some things I really disliked, so it's balancing at an even "meh". For what I liked; Kingfisher's ability to visualize and build ...

3/5: So I originally rated this 3/5 stars, but every day that goes by my rating drops a little more. This is sitting more at a 2/5 at best, 1/5 if I'm being brutally honest. First off, the dialogue i...

3/5: Don't have much to say about this book, a pretty mediocre and frankly fairly forgettable experience, but did not nearly irritate me as much as the "first" book, Count the Ways. It's because the ...

4/5: I wish I could've loved this or been impacted by this novel as much as other people seem to have, but unfortunately it didn't. I think, personally, a large part of it was that I've been an atheis...

3/5: This is one the most YA YA sci-fi books I've read. Is this a good book? Not really. Did I have fun? A bit. Does Wells need like three consecutive lifetime sentences of therapy? Absolutely. I am...

3/5: A very cute book for a little bit of existential dread about the realities of late stage capitalism on modern civilizations but also, like, cats! Like this skit, but the dude in the freezer is a ...