January 2023 Wrap Up

Can’t believe January is already over! This year January seemed to fly by and I can’t tell whether that is a good thing or not! I managed to read more in January than this time last year but still not enough to satisfy my needs. However, January was also a stressful month for work and…

300 Subscribers!!

I have been recording my book reviews, my wish lists, my rambles, my thoughts and opinions on this blog for 4 years now! Every day I am continually amazed that people still follow my blog and gain something from what I am posting out. I have been stuck on 299 subscribes for the better part…

📚Blood Bonds (The Bonds that Tie Book 3) By J Bree

After three years on the run, I’m back in a Resistance camp, chained to a chair as the resident monster. Everything I ran from, all of the villains of my past, they’re all here to take another bite out of me. But this time, I’m not alone. With my Bonds desperately trying to reach me…

TikTok Recommendations

In the tail end of 2022, I got a lot of my book recommendations from TikTok. I actually now have a collection of videos that I finally managed to get round to watching and writing down the recommended books. Since then I’ve checked them out on Amazon and here are the books I’ve added to…

2022 Year Wrap Up

While some people can’t believe 2022 is coming to an end. I feel like the year passed at a steady pace and was filled with great events. First, my statistics of the year. I had a goal of 30 books. I will never get to read as many books in a year as I did…

2022 Reading Goal – Completed

It may have escaped your notice – and I can’t even remember if I stated what my book goal was for this year -but I have now completed it. Actually, I completed it a couple of books ago. After the high of reading 130 books in 2019, my reading through 2020, and 2021 suffered greatly….

🎧The Hijack by (and Narrated): Owen Bennett-Jones

In 1981, PK326 was on a routine domestic flight from Karachi, Pakistan when it was hijacked and diverted to Afghanistan. The 148 passengers were then held at gunpoint for 13 days in what turned into one of the longest hijackings in history. The hijackers claimed to be fighting for democracy and demanded the release of…