ARC Review: “Blacktail” was a Bloody Wild Mess from Start to Finish
A young wolf, Blacktail, is the last of his kind in his forest. He follows a scent, meeting a dog named Renren. He offers to take her into his world, but before he can, Renren is killed by humans. Blacktail fills with rage and swears vengeance on humankind.
Book Review: “Trad Wife” is a Surprisingly Cogent Rebuttal to Traditional Gender Roles
Camille Deming has the perfect traditional life: a handsome husband, a gorgeous country farmhouse, and a burgeoning Instagram following. All Camille needs to complete her perfect image is a baby.
Camille discovers a well on her property and wishes for a baby. Something, hears her wish and answers.
Book Review: “My Husband’s Wife” Can’t Answer the Questions it Poses
When Eden Fox returns home from a run before her first art exhibition, she discovers her key doesn’t fit the lock. When she knocks, a woman who looks eerily similar to her answers. Eden demands this stranger leaves their home, but her husband claims that this woman is his wife.
Book Review: “The Deep” Might Be a Contender for the Worst Book I’ve Ever Read
When a pandemic hits, the best scientists are failing to find a cure. Worse, they’re forgetting they’re looking for one.
Hope appears in the sea: Ambrosia. Ambrosia seems to heal beyond any medicine.
Scientists on a research station deep below the surface are collecting Ambrosia, when the station goes dark.
Book Review: “The Overnight Guest” is Predictable, but Not Terrible
True crime writer Wylie Lark is staying in an isolated farmhouse to write about a double murder and disappearance that happened twenty year prior. Wylie discovers a child lying unconscious out in the snow. It’s clear that someone is searching for him, but the boy doesn’t want to be found.
A Literary Apothecary 