I've never zoned out so much during a book as I did with this.
8-bit Bastards Level 2By Joshua MasonSpectrum AudiobooksDecember 2019
The idea of a retirement in virtual reality where you can do anything you want forever that gradually gets old is fascinating. The 8-bit Easter eggs and gaming mechanics is fun. But the characters were … Continue Reading ››
Pilot X may have ereased his own people from history. The question is: was he right to do so?
Pilot XBy Tom MerrittInkshares / AudibleMarch 2017
The story begins with Pilot X showing up at the Fringe Cascade, the furthest civilization from the cebter of the universe, to turn himself in for chamging the timeline and undoing … Continue Reading ››
Lennon Mayfield is back in Breathless, Georgia working on her thesis for a degree in Anthropology/Archeology. She has obtained permission from the city council to dig on land owned by the city. It is back-breaking tedious work but she loves it. She is hoping … Continue Reading ››
If you follow this site (and you should!) you'll notice that over the last month we've changed looks and haven't posted new reviews and you may wonder why. Here's the deal: we were hacked. We didn't even know you could hack a website like ours (I mean we aren't a bank or government or whatever). … Continue Reading ››
Moist von Lipwig is called upon by Lord Vetinari - this time to deal with something most dastardly indeed: steam locomotion.
Raising Steam
Discworld 40
by Terry Pratchett
read by Stephen Briggs
Doubleday / Randomhouse Audio
March 2014
Dick Simnel is a bright chap who happens to figure out how to contain, and … Continue Reading ››
To say that Everett was unlucky when it came to mail-order brides is putting it mildly. Though technically not a mail-order bride the first woman jilted him, the second was dead when she arrived, the third was already married to the town's … Continue Reading ››
BookGateway.com is pleased to announce its books of the year award, the Bookys, for books published in 2012!
The Booky is awarded annually by the editors of BookGateway.com, a book review website for reviewers and book bloggers founded in 2010 with the express goal of encouraging a lifestyle of continued learning through the love and practice … Continue Reading ››
This is a wonderful story of family loyalty, friendship, finding love and searching for your own path in life. Lucy, a dressmaker in New York, and Rowena, a socialite, become friends when Lucy helps her with her Newport wardrobe. Even though their social status doesn’t allow their friendship, Rowena devises a … Continue Reading ››
Roz is a young girl who just moved with her mother, brother and sister to a new town in order to get away from an abusive husband. Tillie is an older lady who raised her family in the house Roz’s family just moved into and she does not want to live anywhere else until … Continue Reading ››
Three girls in 1918 have big dreams for their lives, but obstacles to overcome. Julietta, Annamaria, and Luciana all work for a well known seamstress in Boston. Madame Fortier keeps them busy during the day making dresses for the wealthy but each girl spends their time thinking about their problems and their … Continue Reading ››
Lennon Mayfield is back in Breathless, Georgia working on her thesis for a degree in Anthropology/Archeology. She has obtained permission from the city council to dig on land owned by the city. It is back-breaking tedious work but she loves it. She is hoping … Continue Reading ›› 
Moist von Lipwig is called upon by Lord Vetinari - this time to deal with something most dastardly indeed: steam locomotion.
Raising Steam
Discworld 40
by Terry Pratchett
read by Stephen Briggs
Doubleday / Randomhouse Audio
March 2014
Dick Simnel is a bright chap who happens to figure out how to contain, and … Continue Reading ›› 
To say that Everett was unlucky when it came to mail-order brides is putting it mildly. Though technically not a mail-order bride the first woman jilted him, the second was dead when she arrived, the third was already married to the town's … Continue Reading ››