The card, square descriptions, and rules can be found here. Make sure I have the correct numbers for reviews! This should be current as of 12:00 pm eastern on Friday, September 18. The Players: auntadadoom - 3 reviews beereadsbooks - 13 reviews, 3 bingos BlackRaven – 25 reviews, card … [Read more]
Hope you are enjoying this year's Cannonball Read Book Bingo Reading Challenge. You can get complete information here. I am back with assistance for finding books to meet the bingo circle "Wheels". Wheels - leaving; traveling; transportation; immigration; vacation; assistive mobility devices; … [Read more]
Sex at a Funeral by K. Stirling
CBR18 Bingo: Right - When family secrets are revealed, no one gets to claim that there is one right way to be: what love should look like, what makes a family unit the “right” kind, etc.. Sky is home for his father’s funeral. Throughout Sky’s life, his father treated him with contempt and … [Read more]
Wake in Fright by Kenneth Cook
Trigger warning: Animal murder I thought this was really good, but parts of the book felt slow which is why I gave it 4 stars. I have never heard of this before, but was looking up horror books taking place in Australia and was recommended this one. Wake in Fright follows schoolteacher John … [Read more]
Hell Bent by Leigh Bardugo
In “Ninth House,” Leigh Bardugo introduced us to Galaxy (Alex) Stern. In the sequel, “Hell Bent,” Bardugo takes us to hell with her. Alex Stern needs to go to hell. And she needs to get there as soon as possible in order to retrieve her co-worker, her Virgil, her possible future lovah (**kissy … [Read more]
Annalise: The Special Dish by J De LaVega
Of course you shouldn’t just buy a book by its cover, but if the cover of Annalise: The Special Dish by J De LaVega told you this is a sweet, silly, amusing little story, then judge away. When I did a little research to learn more about the categories the publisher put it under, this list came … [Read more]
The Butcher by Jennifer Hillier
Bingo: Craft. The killer sees his murders as his carefully honed craft. I have no one to blame but myself. After a relatively scathing review of Jennifer Hillier’s Jar of Hearts, I claimed that was it for thrillers for a while. So what did I do? That’s right, purchased another of Jennifer … [Read more]
