Dead Beat by Leigh Bardugo
Dead Beat is the third and final book of the Ninth House trilogy by Leigh Bardugo and in it, Bardugo continues her theme of “yes, demons are bad, but have you met humans?” And once again she makes valid points that it’s a toss-up on who is worse. The book begins with Alex Stern and her friends … [Read more]
Six of Crows #2 Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo
Grishaverse #0.5 The Witch of Duva by Leigh Bardugo
Shadow and Bone #1 Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo
Shadow and Bone #2 Siege and Storm by Leigh Bardugo
Shadow and Bone #3 Ruin and Rising by Leigh Bardugo
King of Scars #1 King of Scars by Leigh Bardugo
King of Scars #2 Rule of Wolves by Leigh Bardugo
So, I did a full Grishaverse read in the past few months. I read Six of Crows a few months ago, and my review is on my profile earlier in this Cannonball. I was so excited that there were so many more books in this universe! Six of Crows #2: Crooked Kingdom is the second book in the Six of … [Read more]
Entrapment by Jeff Stephens
Well… I clearly need to stop thinking “I’ll just read a few chapters before bed” because apparently I have learned nothing. I received the book as an ARC after work and read it until I was finished well into the night. If you enjoy thrillers with complicated women, workplace drama, morally messy … [Read more]
The Skull by Jon Klassen
This was the cutest children's book. I have this in hardcover and the fonts/illustrations were top notch and really drew me in. I loved the tale of Otilla and how she came to find a big house with a skull in it. We know she's running from something more dangerous than this and she's very very brave. … [Read more]
The Invisible Roommate by Timothy Janovsky
I have enjoyed almost everything Timothy Janovsky has written, and I’ve enjoyed watching him grow as a writer. Janovsky has always honored the deep and serious feelings aspects of his characters while leaning into the comedic elements of the plot. In The Invisible Roomate, Janovsky lightens the mood … [Read more]
A Little More Social by Nicholas Epley
I read MOST of this book. I was probably about halfway through and my loan ran out. So... I may have cheated a little bit and speed read through the last few chapters. I feel like you get enough of the jist in the first half though. The premise is: We think random stranger interactions will be … [Read more]
