Review: MALORIE

BIRD BOX was frightening in a way that kept me on the edge of my seat from page one to the end. MALORIE, on the other hand, didn’t have that same level of suspense, of creepiness.

Realism and Resetting Goals: January Wrap Up and February TBR

Hello friends! It’s been a hot minute since I’ve updated here (which means my New Year Resolution is not going so well)! But never fear, I am back with a (very) belated January Wrap Up and February TBR list! In January, I finally finished “Dangerous to Know” by Tasha Alexander. You can read my review … Continue reading Realism and Resetting Goals: January Wrap Up and February TBR →

Corvina Reviews: “Bird Box” by Josh Malerman

Bird Box by Josh Malerman tells the story of Malorie and her two children, Boy and Girl, as they try to survive in a post-apocalyptic world where mysterious creatures drive people mad and sight is a dangerous thing. Recently made popular by the Netflix adaptation by the same name, this story is just as exciting … Continue reading Corvina Reviews: “Bird Box” by Josh Malerman →

Murder, Mystery, and Mayhem: January TBRs

I never really give much thought to Tuesdays -- not like I do to Mondays, or Wednesdays, or Fridays or even Sundays, at least. I was born on a Tuesday, so maybe I should pay more attention to the day...maybe. I usually have Tuesday off from work, though, so it feels more like a Sunday … Continue reading Murder, Mystery, and Mayhem: January TBRs →