Review for I Killed Zoe Spanos
A girl, a confession, but is it all true or not? What do those memories mean? A fantastic book with twists and turns!
Friday’s Page 69 ~ I Killed Zoe Spanos
MARTINA GREEN: We’re hearing a clip of AD Massey from Channel Four news, which aired on the night of January seventh. That’s right, listeners. The police actually think Zoe Spanos attempted to motorboat across the Atlantic to the Jersey shore, to board a bus to Philadelphia. And that she succeeded.
Maybe it’s possible, for an experienced boater, which Zoe was not. The police have latched onto the fact that Zoe was majoring in marine biology like it’s some kind of proof she was an expert in all things nautical. News flash: College-level research knowledge of the giant squid does not equal experience with boating or aquatic navigation.
Review for Munou na Nana, Vol.1
An island, people with talents, and oh yes, a lot more than that. You are in for a ride.
October Horror Mystery Month Fest ~ Creepy Cover Edition ~ Day 13 ~ Diary of a Haunting
Waiting on Wednesday ~ Five Total Strangers
Review for The Haunting of Tabitha Grey
Tabitha moves into a beautiful new home… but finds out that things go bump in the night. And day.
Weekly Quote for Week-32 2020 ~ Don’t Look Back
“Things aren’t perfect. They are far, far from it,but they are getting there, and I wasn’t looking back. Not when there were so many good things in the future.”
Review for Aurora Burning
3 stars? 1 star? 5 stars? I don’t know, but I do know that this book wasn’t always a favourite. For now I will give it 2.5 stars. Right in the middle of the rating scale of 5.
Friday’s Page 69 ~ Aurora Burning
I don’t know how Scarlett keeps acquiring these clothes.
Her ability to summon new outfits seemingly at will is almost supernatural. She was gone for a total of eighty-seven minutes with only a handful of credits in her pocket, and she returned with a new wardrobe for each of us, suited to the mission at hand. She does not steal – she waves receipts in Zila’s and Aurora’s faces and regaled them with tales of retail prowess, using arcane words like twofer and cleav discount.