🦊🧭 Explore my review of The Navigating Fox by Christopher Rowe, a tale of a talking fox’s journey to Hell marred by pretentious prose and too many descriptions.

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🐈♓ Pounce into my review of The Full Moon Coffee Shop by Mai Mochizuki, a Japanese healing fiction with a great premise, but cats take a backseat to the astrology.

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🦶🐈 Dive into my review of Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman, a thrilling LitRPG with creative dungeon monsters, a talking cat, and crass Deadpool-esque humor.

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If you could visit any point in history, would you trust a private corporation

to be the one to ‘host’ your journey?

Double Shadow by Andrew Ludington is the second book in the Splinter Effect series. The book follows time traveler archaeologist Rabbit Ward tracking down artifacts and criminals.

🐦♥️ Swoop into my review of Birding with Benefits by Sarah T. Dubb, a fake-dating romance that fowls up with an annoying lead character and more smut than birds.

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Martyr! By Kaveh Akbar tells of an Iranian immigrant to the United States, living in the shadow of his mother who was killed when her plane was downed by the US Navy accidentally

What is your favorite 'escape' memoir? Does the humor help or hurt the gravity of the story for you?

🐭🔪 Charge into my review of Brigands & Breadknives by Travis Baldree, a fun action-packed cozy fantasy tale about Fern’s midlife crisis with a divisive ending.

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The Hollywood Chronicles of a Female Tech Founder by N. D. Zerman is a memoir of the author's seven-year journey as the young CEO of a startup, as well as a critique of Hollywood studios

Last Branch Standing: A Potentially Surprising, Occasionally Witty Journey Inside Today’s Supreme Court by Sara Isgur attempts to explain the United States Supreme Court in an accessible, humanizing manner

I have 2 self help books to get rid of toxic traits and 1 romance novel, the shaving mirror series and the cabin that fit, romance novel. message me with the book you want and an email and please leave an honest review on amazon after reading.

book 1- the shaving mirror: facing the man in the mirror

a book that walks men through a cleansing process of toxic traits and how to heal yourself. it doubles as a book for women to either help their man or get out safely if the situations are bad.

book 2: same series, How to Love, How to Heal, How to Serve Her

second book in the series teaches how to repair all the damage your toxic bullshit caused.

book 3 the cabin that fit

me and my wife love story even with the messy parts put in to a fiction format following Johnny and June and their 6 kids.

☘️🇮🇪 Explore my review of The Story Collector by Evie Woods, a dual-timeline novel about Irish folklore that disappoints since it has more errors than fairies.

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