Richelle Mead - Storm Born (Book Review)
In Storm Born, Mead introduces the super-sexy Kiyo very early in the book and there are whole chapters dedicated to whatever action he and Eugenie get involved into, be it lovemaking or solving their personal problems. ...Nightwing #149 Review
Review Nightwing #149 was another great issue in Tomasi's current run. Between Tomasi's work on Nightwing and Green Lantern Corps he is quickly proving to be one of my favorite comic writers. It just feels that Tomasi was born to write ... Review-a-Day: Twice-Told Tales
To them, also, we are born alone, we die alone, and alone we reap the fruits of our good and evil deeds. The dearest ties of our earthly existence are as meaningless and transient as the meeting of spar with drifting spar on the ocean ... The Society of S by Susan Hubbard Review
Regardless, I thought I'd give you a bit of Publisher's Weekly review: "Ariella Montero's mother vanished the day she was born, leaving her to the care of her overprotective scientist father, who homeschools her and limits her contact ... Book Review - The Road by Cormac McCarthy
For me, this book is about life and even more about death. It is about good and even more about Evil. It is about hope, but more about hopelessness. It is basic primordial human nature and how we struggle against the fear of death and ... Eyes to See
A few years earlier, before our daughter Penny was born, I would have been filled with impatience and cynicism. I would have been thinking, why can’t they find someone who can read, who at least knows where the first book in the Bible ... Born Evil - Book Review
"Author of two books and many short stories, JP Ransom is busily writing a series of books called Colla'd Greens and two more upcoming books including a sequel to Born Evil. Born Evil is a compact, 150-page book that is printed on ... SPN 4.03 - Episode Review! (duuuuuuuuuuude....)
A radio plays "Lord I Was Born a Ramblin' Man," a song that fits Dean to a T. But familiarity ends with the date on the newspaper of the guy beside him: April 30, 1973. Dean almost jumps out of his skin when someone comes in, calling, ... Book review: Infidel
Ayaan Hirsi Ali's Infidel is a book I've been interested in reading for some time, ever since I learned of the story of this remarkable woman. Born in Somali and raised in an oppressive African Muslim society, Ali managed to survive ... Movie Review - The Duchess
In this retelling Georgiana, as played by Keira Knightley, becomes the lamb-like victim of the evil patriarchy. She was considerably more complex in reality. And her husband the Duke of Devonshire, as played by Ralph Fiennes, ...
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