Tag: book review

  • 📚 Book Review: The Only One Left by Riley Sager

    📚 Book Review: The Only One Left by Riley Sager

    Genre: Gothic ThrillerRating: ★★★★☆Publisher: DuttonBuy It Here: Amazon | Barnes & Noble Moody, Twisty, and Seriously Hard to Put Down From page one, The Only One Left had me. A crumbling mansion on a cliff, a mysterious woman accused of murder, and a nurse with secrets of her own? Yeah, I was all in. Riley…

  • Not My Usual Read — But Moneyball Hit Home

    Not My Usual Read — But Moneyball Hit Home

    Every year, right before baseball season starts, I rewatch Moneyball. It’s become a tradition at this point—something about that mix of strategy, stubbornness, and slow-burn momentum gets me hyped for opening day. But this year, I finally picked up the book behind it all. And I’ll be honest—this isn’t the kind of book I usually…

  • Beneath the Ash: A Journey Through Mistborn

    Beneath the Ash: A Journey Through Mistborn

    The Mistborn trilogy by Brandon Sanderson profoundly impacted me, with deep character development, intricate worldbuilding, and themes of identity and loyalty that resonated deeply throughout the series.

  • No Time Like the Future: What Michael J. Fox Reminded Me

    No Time Like the Future: What Michael J. Fox Reminded Me

    I picked up No Time Like the Future thinking I’d get a glimpse into the life of a beloved actor, someone I grew up watching, someone whose voice I could still hear in my head. What I didn’t expect was how personal the experience would feel. Michael J. Fox doesn’t sugarcoat what it’s like to…