Guys, most of these April books are fire. Get you to the bookstore, friends! The Redemption of Morgan Bright by Chris Panatier The Gathering by C.J. Tudor This Is Me Trying by Racquel Marie The Practice, the Horizon, and the Chain by Sofia Samatar Ocean’s Godori by Elaine U. Cho The Kill Factor by Ben Oliver First Light by Liz Kerin The Redemption of Morgan Bright by Chris Panatier Published by Angry Robot on April 23, 2024 Pages: 416 Format:eARC Source:Copy provided by publisher for review, via Netgalley What would guilt make you do? Hadleigh Keene died on the road leading away fr ..read more

And now, we exit March, with me behind on reviews, and slide right on into April! Quality books here, though! Ghost Station by S.A. Barnes Right Here, Right Now by Shannon Dunlap Cascade Failure by L.M. Sagas Calypso by Oliver K. Langmead The Woods All Black by Lee Mandelo A Better World by Sarah Langan Diavola by Jennifer Marie Thorne Ghost Station by S.A. Barnes Published by Tor Nightfire on April 9, 2024 Pages: 377 Format:eARC Source:Copy provided by publisher for review, via Netgalley A crew must try to survive on an ancient, abandoned planet in the latest space horror novel from S ..read more

Welcome to the April monthly link-up for the 2024 Book Blog Discussion Challenge hosted by Nicole @ Feed Your Fiction Addiction and Shannon @ It Starts at Midnight! The year is already a quarter of the way over and I refuse to believe that. Maybe we need a good sci-fi book about the insane passage of time, yeah? If you don’t know what this challenge is all about or haven’t signed up yet (but want to), head on over to the challenge sign-up page to learn more! Even if you’d rather not join, we hope you’ll stop by occasionally to check out the MANY discussion posts that are being linked up ..read more

Ah, my heart is full as we’ve just completed another fabulous Conageddon weekend. This, the fourth time for the Con, was my second, and it absolutely lived up to- and even exceeded, frankly- its predecessor. Here’s the thing you need to know about The 100: yes, the show is amazing, and stands up after multiple viewings (as long as you change the ending to suit your needs of course) and has amazing themes and characters. But that is not what makes the fandom so special. No, it’s the people. The cast is truly the best cast ever assembled. And that is not just because I love the show! No, it is ..read more

 Nicole @ Feed Your Fiction Addiction and I are yet again hosting the monthly Wrap-Up Round-Up, for all your recapping and linking needs!  We’re continuing with a yearly giveaway for this one, just like the Discussion Challenge. We will have two winners: One from the usual rafflecopter, and one that we will pick out of the folks who link up every month (via random.org, we’ll just list the names and pick that way)! So commenting and linking up still give you great chances to win!  This is the link-up AND giveaway for our March wrap-up posts. If you don’t already know about the M ..read more

 Nicole @ Feed Your Fiction Addiction and I are yet again hosting the monthly Wrap-Up Round-Up, for all your recapping and linking needs!  We’re continuing with a yearly giveaway for this one, just like the Discussion Challenge. We will have two winners: One from the usual rafflecopter, and one that we will pick out of the folks who link up every month (via random.org, we’ll just list the names and pick that way)! So commenting and linking up still give you great chances to win!  This is the link-up AND giveaway for our March wrap-up posts. If you don’t already know about the M ..read more

I still feel melty and now I am behind on reviews, too! Some good ones here though! Under This Red Rock by Mindy McGinnis Floating Hotel by Grace Curtis Those Beyond the Wall by Micaiah Johnson Meet Me in the Fourth Dimension by Rita Feinstein Toxxic by Jane Hennigan The Revenant Games by Margie Fuston The Day Tripper by James Goodhand Under This Red Rock by Mindy McGinnis Published by Katherine Tegen Books on March 19, 2024 Pages: 336 Format:eARC Source:Copy provided by publisher for review, via Netgalley Neely’s monsters don’t always follow her rules, so when the little girl under he ..read more

I felt like I needed to keep this melty face because I still feel overwhelmed by books and also life so he stays until I feel less so But here are some books, quite a few awesome ones, from Late Feb/Early March! Listen for the Lie by Amy Tintera Moon of the Turning Leaves by Waubgeshig Rice Breathing Underwater by Abbey Nash Thirst by Marina Yuszczuk, Heather Cleary (translator) Tomorrow’s Children by Daniel Polansky Tender Beasts by Liselle Sambury The Truth of the Aleke by Moses Ose Utomi Listen for the Lie by Amy Tintera Published by Celadon Books on March 5, 2024 Pages: 352 Format:eARC S ..read more

Welcome to February’s Monthly Minutes at Midnight!  Here’s the deal: I’ll share the books I’ve obtained, posts of interest from others, giveaways I have happening, and just general random shenanigans. You know I love a shenanigan.  Also, covers all link to Goodreads, because I am awesome. As always, I link up with the Wrap Up Round Up, too!  The Books For Review/From Publishers:  Thanks to the publisher for this gem! Here’s my review!  eARCs: Huge thanks to the publishers for these lovelies! Well. It’s been worse?   Purchased: Not so bad! Just wait until ..read more

 Nicole @ Feed Your Fiction Addiction and I are yet again hosting the monthly Wrap-Up Round-Up, for all your recapping and linking needs!  We’re continuing with a yearly giveaway for this one, just like the Discussion Challenge. We will have two winners: One from the usual rafflecopter, and one that we will pick out of the folks who link up every month (via random.org, we’ll just list the names and pick that way)! So commenting and linking up still give you great chances to win!  This is the link-up AND giveaway for our February wrap-up posts. If you don’t already know about th ..read more