Mr. Harrigan’s Phone This was an interesting story. It follows a kid who starts doing odd jobs for a rich man who has moved to town to retire from the big city. They form a pretty good relationship. Mr. Harrigan likes to send cards on specific holidays with a one dollar scratch off inside. One […]
Trigger warning: Suicide I grabbed this book after realizing that there were more Holly Gibney books after reading Holly (book 3). After reading this, I’m not sure I would call it a Holly Gibney book, but it does have her as a character in the second half of the story. The Outsider follows a small […]
Greywaren is the final book in the Dreamer Trilogy a spin off series to The Raven Cycle following the Lynch boys and a few other interesting and dangerous characters in their adventures to save the living dreams in this world. Ronan has always been a favorite of mine and seeing his story come to full […]
Mr. Impossible is the second book in the Dreamer Trilogy a spin off series to The Raven Cycle. This is a series I would recommend reading the parent series first to really have an idea of what is going on. Ronan and his gift are such a complex idea that having all of the backstory […]
These are favorite narrators in 2020 I’ve included many of their audiobooks even if we didn’t listen to them all in 2020. (On the list in no particular order.) Luke Daniels Unwind Dystology series by Neal Shusterman The Iron Druid Chronicles by Kevin Hearne Krewe of Hunters by Heather Graham The Palladium […]
The Raven Cycle is one of my favorite series ever, so I was both excited and really nervous to read Call Down the Hawk. This is the first book in a brand new series but I don’t think that the enjoyment level will be the same, or that all of the Dreaming stuff will make as […]
Read It, Rate It and Record  A short review to update challenges The Bill Hodges trilogy. is a great way for me to read Stephen King even though I am not into horror. This series is a dark mystery, crime book, the kind of story I read quite often. Also, I get to […]
Read It, Rate It and Record  A short review to update challenges I’ve had this urge to read Stephen King because I’m sure he is an able writer but I am not into horror. Mr. Mercedes is a great compromise as it is a dark mystery, crime book, the kind of story I […]