These are the avid ramblings of an obsessive reader, ambitious writer, and musical stalker.
Two characters that do not want to adhere to anything anyone says. Stubborn, smart, and right. Always right, but what if you don’t have proof, evidence of your innocent. Harriet Vane accused of murdering her former partner using Arsenic, which was coincidentally the topic of her next murder mystery book. Harriet stands tall, does not […]
MoreBarried within the depths of an Oxford library, Diana Bishop found something she thought she buried a long time ago. A part of her she feared, a part of her she misunderstood, and a part of her she could never fully get rid of. However, she never expected her life to hurdle towards her followed […]
MoreNapoleon has been on the back burner for some time now since his exile. But, he continues to play a role in the life of Lord Philip Jonquil or spy Philip Jonquil, in a relatable sense. He’s been tracking a spy, Le Fontaine, related to Napoleon for years. Now he has one more chance. But, […]
MoreNo guns, no computers, and definitely no finger scans. But, it was found to be harder for Elwytha to commit treachery against an enemy kingdom in the name of her deceased brother Thor. From the moment she got their, her knives were taken, her privacy was gone, and she was completely followed. No hall of […]
MoreElizabethan Age, the time where everything was a hassle, and everything was a battle. A Protestant female with power was not the theme of the story, however Walsingham–her right hand for politics and security–was the angle trying to be worked in this story. Instead, I found it quite dry. Moments of complete theme desertion and […]
MoreDo you know mystery, and thrill? Colorless joy and outstanding mysteries? I’m betting you don’t. We live in an era where everything has been discovered, we know everything, even if we can’t solve anything. This era has twists around every corner, whether you’re in the circus or not. The outside world is not as you […]
MoreImagine this, 1989 USA, you’re a woman without a say. Which route would you take, the rebel one or the political one to get your way? If politics weren’t making any progress, and the rebel road seemed like a more populated path to travel down, then which one would you take? If your saying political […]
MoreLondon, 1914, women’s rights, exploration, and World War I all circulate through the craving pages of The Wild Rose by Jennifer Donnelly. This book follows more closely to the intermingling lives of Willa Alden and Seamus Finnegan. In the early books of this trilogy we followed more closely with Seamus’s family, like his older sisters […]
MoreEveryone’s had that one character, right? Where your not just hearing thoughts and talks, but being talked too as well. What happens when its reversed, and the characters want to know your life. Or want to become a part of your life, out of their flesh holding chains which are pages. Well that’s the life […]
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