This is a blog reviewing the latest book I have read along with the books I have self-published. Please feel free to follow along with my reading / writing journey.

Book 5 of the Bad Guys series. High seas adventurers abound as our hero races against the clock to becoming the monster that is threatening to take over. We also get a glimpse of the Erg. Not to worry, there is plenty of magic, swashbuckling, and betrayal to keep those pages turning. Still really enjoying…

Book 4 of The Bad Guys series. Oh so much happens and this one is hard to put down for any length of time. I especially love how differently this diverges from the Good Guys series. Lots going on and maybe a way past level 9. I do love the magic system in this one…

Book 3 of the Bad Guys series. I love how this series has shifted. It is less about being a thief and more about building your family/tribe. Nothing unusual for LitRPG to have the MC leading guild, but this style has built organically and leaves great satisfaction as to how it is written. Lots of…

Inter Book 2 of the Bad Guys series. Intrigue runs deep in the city and at all levels. Interesting how this one ends in an all too familiar theme. Lots of growth and new things in this one. I am excited to see how he gets out of the end of this one in the…

Book 1 of the Bad Guys. This is fun as his whole thing is becoming a rogue. However, his soft heart keeps making him more of a good guy than a bad guy. A fun LitRPG read that is full of action, strange creatures, and crafty world building. I believe this story is supposed to…

Book 37 of the Goosebumps series. This takes us from the heart of Pasadena to Alaska and back in search of the famed Abominable Snowman. Interesting facts, lucky breaks (1 in a million) and practical jokes abound. A fun read that, aside from the twist at the end, has little to do with actual horror.…

Book 7 of the Hardy Boys mysteries. The brothers are in over their heads yet again. At least their buddies are there to help. Gun shots, an explosion, and even a submarine. Yes, this time the stakes are much higher. A fun wild ride and recommended for young readers.

Book 35 of the Alex Cross series. Funny but the title is the only place the two are together in on this one. Two separate issues ran in tandem. The energy stays high and the stakes life threatening. Even the issues are separate in this one and do not overlap. A few red herrings to…

Book 6 of the series. This was a fun exciting Mary Poppins adventure where the empty house next door is haunted by a lady moving in that no one is excited to see and with her a native of the south seas. The children help where they can and as always Mary Poppins puts all…

Book 30 of the Goosebumps series. This was an excellent horror novel. The ending with its twist was a little telegraphed, but totally age appropriate. I like the lesson in the resolution. The try cycles felt a little rushed, but allowed to keep the novel short. The sewer scene I wish had been a little…