Wild Women and the Blues
Denny S. Bryce transports readers back in time to the Roaring Twenties in her new novel, Wild Women and the Blues. The past and present collide for…
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Get a Life Chloe Brown
I never tire of reading cute romances with characters who fit each other perfectly. After reading this story, I could not help but smile to myself in…
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The Dating Plan
There are few things more relaxing to me than sitting down with a blanket and a new romance novel. After years of reading romance, I’ve seen many…
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Gods of Jade and Shadow
Living in a small town as a young adult can be stifling at a point in your life when you want nothing more than to explore yourself…
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The Final Revival of Opal & Nev
Rock music is not just a genre, but a sub-culture of society with its own fashion, attitudes, messaging, and language. In the early 1970s, rock bands like…
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The Lost Apothecary
Synopsis In The Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner, Caroline Parcewell embarks on an anniversary trip to London without her unfaithful husband. The historian is struggling to deal…
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Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows
It’s not what you think it is! A young woman is hired to teach a creative writing class to a group of widows in the Sikh community.
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Infinite Country
Infinite Country by Patricia Engel is the story of a family separated in two different countries, the United States and Colombia.
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The Boyfriend Project
Spoiler Alert- This review will contain some spoilers about the plot and characters of the story. Please continue reading at your own discretion. Synopsis In The Boyfriend…
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Purple Hibiscus
General Review Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s 2003 debut novel, Purple Hibiscus, is the story of a family that is seemingly perfect on the outside with their own conflicts…
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American Spy by Lauren Wilkinson
General Review In the past year, I have been trying to expand my taste in books to different genres. I have not read a lot of historical…
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Review: The Vanishing Half
General Review I saw The Vanishing Half on several book lists and saw it on tables at bookstores. The cover caught my eye and I just knew…
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New Content
A quick glance at my post dates will tell you that I have not posted in a long time. I took a step away from the blog…
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Why Kalief Browder and the Central Park 5 are important
As I watched and recapped When They See Us, someone told me to look at The Kalief Browder Story. It took me a little time to watch and…
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When They See Us- Conclusion
It only seemed right to give my concluding thoughts of the four-part film after giving my opening thoughts at the beginning. I really didn’t expect to be…
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When They See Us- Part 4
******** Spoiler ******** This is a detailed recap of the final part of the film. If you intend to watch Part 4 and do not want to…
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When They See Us- Part 3
****** SPOILER ALERT ****** In each part of this blog series, I’m going to review/recap each individual episode, then give my thoughts about what I’ve seen.…
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When They See Us- Part 2
****** SPOILER ALERT ****** In each part of this blog series, I’m going to review/recap each individual episode, then give my thoughts about what I’ve seen. If…
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When They See Us-Part 1
****** SPOILER ALERT ****** In each part of this blog series, I’m going to review/recap each individual episode, then give my thoughts about what I’ve seen. If…
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When They See Us
I remember watching the preview for this short series when it first appeared on Netflix. It immediately sparked my interest and I eagerly awaited its release. What…
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Rabbit: The Autobiography of Ms. Pat
I went to the book store one day to kill some time and saw this book on a table. Curious, I picked it up and peeked at…
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My Financial Woes
Every time I make a budget for myself, I see something I want that does not fit in the budget. One day it could be a pair…
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The Power of Negativity
I got tired of watching the news was because I could not stand the constant negativity. No matter what time of day it was or which channel…
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Welcome to the Real World
My first steps out into the world after college were not on a flowery path. I encountered people I did not expect to meet and had some…
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Filter Society
When I was in high school, social media began to really take off. My friends urged me to have Twitter, Instagram, and snapchat. At first, I didn’t…
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Staying Positive
The alarm clock beeps and pulls me from my dreams. I reach out to hit the snooze button and accidentally slap the clock off the night…
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The Beginning
Creating this blog took more time and effort than I anticipated. I went back and forth on the content and took lengthy breaks to focus on school…
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