The Graham Effect brings back all the best parts of the Off Campus and Briar U series, but reinvigorates this setting for a whole new generation of love stories. Continue reading “‘The Graham Effect’ book review: Elle Kennedy makes magic at Briar University once again”
My Fall of Ruin and Wrath review thoughts can be wrapped up in one question: When do we get book two? Continue reading “‘Fall of Ruin and Wrath’ book review: Jennifer L. Armentrout lays firm foundation for new adult fantasy series”
There’s just something special about a Kate Canterbary book. The stories hit on another level for me. They always have and they always will. And writing this Shucked book review reminded me of all the reasons why. Continue reading “‘Shucked’ book review: Kate Canterbary sets the stage for a fantastic new series (hopefully!)”
It feels like just yesterday we were starting season 4, the final season of Nancy Drew on the CW, but here we are, just a day before the series finale. There are so many stories I wish they could tell and so many things I wish we could see unfold, but with only one episode left, there definitely won’t be time for everything. Continue reading “‘Nancy Drew’ season 4, episode 13: Series finale predictions and wishes”
Nancy Drew season 4, episode 8 brings us a supernatural show staple, the body swap episode. It was only a matter of time, and frankly, I’m glad they finally delivered. Continue reading “‘Nancy Drew’ season 4, episode 8 review: Walking in someone else’s shoes—literally”
Nancy Drew season 4, episode 7 has the crew playing the board game from hell, but before we get too far, we want to address the WGA/SAG strike, too. Continue reading “‘Nancy Drew’ season 4, episode 7 review: The board game from hell”
In Nancy Drew season 4, episode 6, Nancy and Tristan do some bonding while the rest of the crew tries to save them from a ghost-web. Just another Wednesday in Horseshoe Bay. Continue reading “‘Nancy Drew’ season 4, episode 6 review: Caught in the wrong web”
Nancy Drew season 4, episode 5 is all about steps forward. The un-reanimated corpses mystery takes one, and so does George, and, well, the town. Nancy and Ace’s step might be a little more sideways, but it’s still a step. Continue reading “‘Nancy Drew’ season 4, episode 5 review: Everybody take a big step forward, please”
In Nancy Drew season 4, episode 4, we watched as Nancy tried to push forward after Ace’s brutal news, and a movie sets up shop in Horseshoe Bay. Continue reading “‘Nancy Drew’ season 4, episode 4 review: Movie-ing right along”
Nancy Drew season 4, episode 3 definitely threw a few things for a loop, and proved just how diabolical Temperance truly was. Continue reading “‘Nancy Drew’ season 4, episode 3 review: The one where they ALMOST break a curse”
Nancy Drew season 4, episode 2 made it pretty clear there are two major mysteries going on this season: How to break this Nancy/Ace curse and whatever is going on with that black goo we’ve seen in two straight episodes. Continue reading “‘Nancy Drew’ season 4, episode 2 review: A season of two mysteries”
Nancy Drew season 4, episode 1 picks up right where season 3 left off, along with that vile curse Temperance left in her wake. The real question here is: Why is Nancy admitting defeat without a fight? Continue reading “‘Nancy Drew’ season 4, episode 1 review: Why is Nancy so curse averse?”
This Fourth Wing book review is possibly the easiest I’ve ever written. Rebecca Yarros has outdone herself in her fantasy debut, proving she has all kinds of writer tricks hiding up her sleeve I had no idea she had at her disposal. Continue reading “‘Fourth Wing’ by Rebecca Yarros: A feisty heroine, a brooding bad boy, and dragons—what more could a reader ask for?”
My Zora Books Her Happily Ever After book review is pretty simple: It’s worth the read. It’s got some satisfying spice, hilarious supporting characters, and a metric ton of book-loving, Zorlock-ian heart. That last part will make sense later, I promise. Continue reading “‘Zora Books Her Happily Ever After’ by Taj McCoy nails mature take on love triangles”
Could The Good Lawyer be the cure for the heartbreak that Nancy Drew‘s end will bring? After watching the backdoor pilot in this season of The Good Doctor, I’m convinced it is just the answer I’ve been looking for. Kennedy McMann is a TV talent for the ages, and I look forward to seeing her on my TV screen week after week. Continue reading “‘The Good Lawyer’ proves Kennedy McMann is a bonafide TV star”
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