Hey all, Dani here. Okay, fine, two fandom focused reviews in a row. You know what, I'm not sorry. Honestly it was partly accidental. I was going through my spreadsheet of both books I needed to review and NetGalley reads I needed to review and planning them out in my schedule and I didn't really… Continue reading Review: Shipped by Meredith Tate
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NetGalley Review: Spoiler Alert by Olivia Dade
Hey all, Dani here. Am I back with yet another geeky fandom focused book review? You bet I am. Look, I am so excited to be seeing more books with characters who are geeks with geeky interests and hobbies. These are characters and stories that I can relate to, as someone who reads and watches… Continue reading NetGalley Review: Spoiler Alert by Olivia Dade
D&D Review: Roll & Play: The Game Master’s Fantasy Toolkit by Sam Bartlett
Hey all, Dani here. You know, when I planned today's book review, I wasn't originally thinking about the fact that it is a Dungeons & Dragons based review, which is silly, because I bought the book to be used by myself and our group's other Dungeon Masters for session planning. But, I guess this does… Continue reading D&D Review: Roll & Play: The Game Master’s Fantasy Toolkit by Sam Bartlett
NetGalley Review: Hall of Smoke by H.M. Long
Hey all, Dani here. How are you doing today? You know, I don't ask that question enough. I hope you are having a lovely day. My day wasn't too bad. I did a little bit of reading, enjoyed a nice hot bath to relax my overly sore muscles, and then spent most of the day… Continue reading NetGalley Review: Hall of Smoke by H.M. Long
Series Review: Bridgerton Series by Julia Quinn
Hey all, Dani here. Today I am bringing a review style that I don't really do that frequently...and that is to talk about multiple books at the same time. While I realize that a mini-review format would actually help me quickly catch up on my review backlog, I generally feel like each book deserves its… Continue reading Series Review: Bridgerton Series by Julia Quinn
Review: The Extraordinaries by T.J. Klune
Hey all, Dani here. It's Friday! My blogging is still going well...but I can say that my cat has been glued to my side since we got back from our little getaway. It's safe to say that he did not like us being gone for four nights in a row. It was the first time… Continue reading Review: The Extraordinaries by T.J. Klune
NetGalley Review: Cleveland Heights LGBTQ Sci-Fi and Fantasy Role Playing Club by Doug Henderson
Hey all, Dani here. Another fandom based book review here for you today. Yes, I have a few books of similar vibe coming this month. I tried to give my honest opinion on all of them, so they sort of range all across the spectrum...from DNFs to 5 star reads. Damian and I are still… Continue reading NetGalley Review: Cleveland Heights LGBTQ Sci-Fi and Fantasy Role Playing Club by Doug Henderson
NetGalley Review: Down With This Ship by Katie Kingman
Hey all, Dani here. And I'm back with another fandom book review. I've been reading quite a few books in the past couple years that have had a focus on the geek life and conventions and fandom. If it hasn't been made absolutely clear by now...I am a HUGE geek. I love going to conventions,… Continue reading NetGalley Review: Down With This Ship by Katie Kingman
Review: The Order of the Pure Moon Reflected in Water by Zen Cho
Hey all, Dani here. It's Saturday, the last day of July, the day before my birthday, and I'm back with another review. Today was supposed to be my normal D&D day, but between a little bit of out-of-game drama between two players and my grandfather passing away a couple days ago, we decided to cancel...which… Continue reading Review: The Order of the Pure Moon Reflected in Water by Zen Cho
NetGalley Review: Down Comes the Night by Allison Saft
Hey all, Dani here. Here we are at the end of July and I've almost managed two weeks of consistent posting. Also, I don't even have to think about work for a whole week...well, technically I don't have to think about it this weekend, all next week, or next weekend. I have been bounced around… Continue reading NetGalley Review: Down Comes the Night by Allison Saft
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