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Book Review: “The First Death” by Kendra Elliot is effortlessly engaging and deceptively simple
Kendra Elliot has built a reputation as a reliable voice in modern thrillers, and The First Death — the fourth entry in her Columbia River series — makes it easy to see why.
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4 Reasons Why I Canceled Disney Plus
Last month, I had enough. I said goodbye to Disney Plus. Here’s why.
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Movie Review: James Gunn’s “Superman” Is A Flawed But Fun First Step For The DCU
Hopefully, this will birth a decent sequel, and more tales to tell in this comic universe before long.
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Why Marvel’s Foggy Nelson Gambit In “Daredevil: Born Again” Has Paid Off Beautifully
Kill your darlings. If you’re interested in storytelling of any kind, that piece of writing advice should be familiar to you.
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My Indieventures: Fluxteria
Last time on, on My Indieventures, we took a look at a trio of very small games made by Playstige Interactive. In it, I signed off noting that a bevy of Playstige games would be getting future reviews. Today’s piece takes a look at Fluxteria. Right away, it should be noted that Fluxteria was originally…
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Book Review: “Oxford Star” by Laura Bradbury is a believable rock star-regular girl romance that falls just short of brilliance
Oxford Star is a wonderful marriage of rock star romance and dealing with one’s personal insecurities. Jack seems to have it all ever since his big break of signing with a musical king maker/agent to be part of a band he was forming. However, instead of feeling like the king of the world, he has…
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Book Review: “Two to Tango”by Kathleen Fuller is a light, breezy and cozy romantic story
The fourth book in the Maple Falls series by Kathleen Fuller is a warm and cozy romantic story between Olivia, a rigid woman who is a stickler for routine and Kingston, an easily influenceable, busy doctor who can’t say no. Though Olivia is his sister’s best friend, neither Kingston nor Olivia had ever thought of…
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