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”
This Rogue book review takes a look at the second book in Elle Kennedy’s Prep series. We push forward into Casey and Fenn’s relationship, but also dive deep into the mystery of that fateful prom night, unearthing some secrets many, many people at Sandover would like to keep buried. Continue reading “‘Rogue’ by Elle Kennedy: A darker tale about a bad boy and a ‘good girl’ gone authentic”
This Misfit book review will prove I gobbled up Elle Kennedy’s first novel in the Prep series as fast as I could, and now I can’t wait to devour Rogue. Continue reading “‘Misfit’ by Elle Kennedy: Sandover Prep sets the stage for a compelling new adult series”
The 2023 Oscars Best Picture nominees range from a true-blue blockbuster to a movie you definitely didn’t even know existed before the nominees were announced. Some are watchable, some are too hoity-toity for their own good, and a couple are just not worth your time. Continue reading “2023 Oscars Best Picture nominees: Which are worth your time, and which can you leave behind?”
It’s always a pleasure to crack open a new Kylie Scott story. There’s never a shortage of fun and flirty banter, but it’s truly held together by poignant, soul-bearing honesty and unbelievable character development. I always seem to walk away from her books with a new appreciation for life, and a quality or two from her characters that I strive to emulate. If my End of Story book review is capable of capturing even a modicum of her brilliance, it will be my best work yet. Continue reading “‘End of Story’ by Kylie Scott: Susie and Lars give my favorite Stage Dive couple a run for their money”
If you’ve had a rough time getting back into reading, maybe consider checking out this The Game book review. This story, by Vi Keeland, embodies all the best qualities of a good romance. Continue reading “‘The Game’ by Vi Keeland: The perfect story to smash a bad case of reader’s block”
There are a lot of great reasons to consider saving Tom Swift, if another network wants the challenge. There are both positives and negatives worth exploring, and plenty of potential for this show to get better and better.
Continue reading “Saving ‘Tom Swift’ would require keeping what works and tweaking what doesn’t”
I hope this Nope movie review can help you decide what to see at your local theater this weekend. If a trip to a sci-fi/horror monster movie is in your wheelhouse, you are definitely in luck. Continue reading “‘Nope’ movie review: A horror/sci-fi monster movie that warns against its own spectacle”
Tom, Zenzi, and Isaac are on the hunt for another capsule piece, but a surprise guest and a dinner invitation muddy the waters a little in Tom Swift season 1, episode 4. Continue reading “‘Tom Swift’ season 1, episode 4 review: Compromise is not defeat”
Tom is onto The Road Back’s attempt to hack Barclay in Tom Swift season 1, episode 3, and he just needs to stop them from getting 100% access to his memory. That might sound easy, but it’s proving to be anything but. Continue reading “‘Tom Swift’ season 1, episode 3 review: No stabbing! This is a party.”
We’ll just keep moving right along with this premiere season in Tom Swift episode 2, learning more and more about the world Tom has grown up in. Continue reading “‘Tom Swift’ season 1, episode 2 review: Friends are better than frenemies”
As a diehard Nancy Drew fan, I am really excited to have another show set in the same universe. While Nancy is about all things supernatural, the Tom Swift premiere has science locked down tight, even if his inventions are a bit more science fiction than reality… at least for now. Continue reading “‘Tom Swift’ premiere review: A solid start with a savvy ‘Nancy Drew’ solve”
This Downton Abbey: A New Era movie review shows what an incredibly fun and frenetic check in with the Crawley family for fans of the show both new and old this movie really is. Continue reading “‘Downton Abbey: A New Era’ movie review: Is this goodbye?”
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