Welcome to Reading Has Ruined My Life

Thank you to Blackstone Publishing for sending me a copy of What Darkness Does by Jennifer Graeser Dornbush.

Another Spooky Season Wednesday calls for another Spooky Season review.

My favorite time of year calls for an exploration into 20th Century Spiritualism with a review of The London Séance Society by Sarah Penner.

Just in time for Spooky Season, it's a review of The Family Plot by Megan Collins.

Thank you to The Mysterious Press and Wunderkind PR for sending me an advanced copy of The Glass Eel by J.J. Viertel.

There are certain titles I can read 1000 times and not grow bored of. These are those stories.

We're continuing on with Pride Month reviews with I Feed Her to the Beast and the Beast is Me by Jamison Shea.

Thank you to Thomas and Mercer, and SparkPoint Studio for sending me an advanced copy of One in For by Lucinda Berry.

Thank you to Collective Ink and Roundfire Books for sending me a copy of Ada & Eddie by Barry Harden.

Happy Mystery March, Book Nerds! This week we're ranking literary detectives.

Welcome back to Mystery March. This week's review is on Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone by Benjamin Stevenson.

Welcome to Mystery March. Let's talk A Killing Cold by Kate Alice Marshall.

I went on a blind date with a book, here's what happened.

Come get your next Spooky Season review. This week I'm talking The Shadows by Alex North.

You should read this post if you've ever wondered where Agatha Christie went when she disappeared.

A mystery set in a summer camp? Sign me up!

Southern Gothic, anyone?

It may be June, but it's Spooky Season in heart. Enjoy me review of Masters of Death by Olivie Blake.

I got five books for you to read this Pride Month.

One for all and all for one! Let's review a feminist retelling of The Three Musketeers AKA One For All by Lillie Lainoff.