Book Review: Penny White and the Humility of Humans by Chrys Cymri

It’s the end of an era for me – but it doesn’t have to be for you. Do yourself a … More

Book Review: White Trash Warlock by David R. Slayton

I was gutted to recently learn that the Penny White series is coming to an end after book nine. But … More

Book Review: Penny White and the Business of Bees by Chrys Cymri

I can’t believe that I am eight parts deep into my journey with Penny White! It’s been a fantastic read. … More

Book Review: Amari and the Night Brothers by B.B. Alston

If you have been reading my posts of late, you will have seen a recurring statement: I’m not big into … More

Book Review: May Day by Josie Jaffrey

I love a good vampire. While I do prefer the old school, evil vampires (think Dracula and Nosferatu) I can get on board with some of the modern-day vampires. If the author/filmmaker tries to give vampires a new spin but keeps some of their original traits, I’ll give them a try. That’s why I liked May Day.

Book Review: The Bright Fish by J.J. Ward

COVID-19 made cruises almost impossible for holiday makers this year. Except for through books. Although I’m not really sure you’d want to get onboard this cruise ship…

Penny White and the Weariness of Were-Wolves Book Cover

Book Review: Penny White and The Weariness of Were-Wolves by Chrys Cymri

Picking up a new Penny White book is like coming home. The sense of familiarity it brings comforts me every time – even in this crazy year we are experiencing.