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Continue reading →: A Very Perturbed KingThe Witch King – This is my first Martha Wells book. I’ve heard a lot about the Murderbot series, but never got around to it. If I were to pick between pure sci-fi and fantasy, I definitely veer toward fantasy when I choose books to read. So, this one was…
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Continue reading →: Progress, Not PerfectionIn continuing with this week’s unintentional theme, I thought today would be a good time to take note of the fact that, as I mentioned, I have not always read so many books in a single year. Since 2019, when I started joining Goodreads challenges (I did in 2014 too,…
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Continue reading →: To Be RememberedI made it a goal to post at least twice a week here. And if I didn’t have an idea of my own, I would use the daily prompts that WordPress so graciously gives us. This one is tough in that I honestly have no idea. It does bring to…
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Continue reading →: What is Balance?How do you balance reading and everything else? I modified the writing prompt from Sunday to fit more of what this blog is about. Not so much balancing work and home, but balancing what has become a prolific reading habit with everything else that needs to be accomplished in a…
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Continue reading →: A Pack for a BetaI am late to the game on this duet, but it is so good. It is an Omegaverse, why choose, spicy romance with so much damn heart. I mean, I know Kathryn Moon can write spicy why choose with a story and strong women (The Lady of Rooksgrave Manor is…
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Continue reading →: Tale as Old as TimeLike any reader, I have a TBR list. A Looooooooooong TBR list. That just keeps getting added to. Because I have a problem and I am not afraid to admit it. Although I am a little surprised as to my ebook TBR numbers, to be honest. I blame the fact…
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Continue reading →: Gothic QuietSometimes I find the most interesting books on the “Read Now” shelves in Netgalley. And this was one of those sneaky good finds. I read this book as a free ARC via Netgalley and the publisher, Quill & Crow Publishing House. An eerie stillness. Mysterious absences of people. Closed off…
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Continue reading →: A Challenge to MyselfThe end of the semester is near (so close, yet so far in terms of just how much there is to finish and turn in, even on my end of things). And as a few months of blissful summer laziness draw forward, I am in a mood to change things…
Hello,
I’m Jess
Scientist and educator by day. Bookworm and wannabe writer by night (and weekend). Forever a fan of fluffy blankets, mugs of coffee, candles, and living a cozy life.
