These Doom books are really burning through my brain, in a good way of course! https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51VZWwBu5WL.jpg What can I say about the third one? Well it was easy to follow at first and it started off with the characters all in Hawaii enjoying some well-deserved R&R until demons break loose in the labs. My favourite… Continue reading Infernal Sky – Alien Allies
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Don’t Force VIP On Me
I love to read books, that's a fact. Some people act so surprised that I read books more than I watch TV like they do. I've rambled before about why I have been reading a lot. I read both physical books and on my Kobo reader. One of the things I love about the latter… Continue reading Don’t Force VIP On Me
Hell on Earth – Leading the Rebellion
Continuing on with this series, once again I find myself not taking the plot seriously in order to write these little reviews but again, it's DOOM so it's not meant to be like that. It's also not DOOM Eternal which had way more lore than this. https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51pZ-M6LkJL.jpg Picking up right where the last novel left… Continue reading Hell on Earth – Leading the Rebellion
Breakneck – Cyberthieves with False Identities
I don't really read crime novels but this one caught my eye. One of my colleagues was giving away a bunch of novels and they were all mystery and crime genres so I picked this one up just thinking I'd try something different and then it turned into some suspenseful that I couldn't put down.… Continue reading Breakneck – Cyberthieves with False Identities
Knee-Deep in the Dead – Beginning of the Invasion
Another book is done! Writing this now reminds me of the time I tried to read another DOOM novel that took a different approach but I think this one is a much better story that is an ode to the classic games. There are four novels and this is the first one. https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51tD5y4zTcL.jpg The moment… Continue reading Knee-Deep in the Dead – Beginning of the Invasion
Alien Isolation – Lost in Sevastopol
This review is for the novelization of the video game, not the game itself. I've tried to finish the game before, the first time I didn't get very far because I was terrible at stealth. Convinced that I would never finish the game, I watched streamers play it and saw how it ended while it… Continue reading Alien Isolation – Lost in Sevastopol
Pride and Prejudice – Marriages For Each
I always like to check out classics, but they don't always work out for me and it's safe to say that this is one of them. Pride and Prejudice is a novel that's been around for a long time and has even been adapted into a film, which I did watch at some point but… Continue reading Pride and Prejudice – Marriages For Each
The Wise Man’s Fear – Stories Across The Four Corners
It only took me two months to finish reading this book. Most books that are a thousand pages long take more time than that. What can I say? I was eager to continue Kvothe's story that I didn't delay. A lot happens in this novel that fills in the blanks of the opening lines. Kvothe… Continue reading The Wise Man’s Fear – Stories Across The Four Corners
Out of Africa – Over-Detailed Memoirs
I love to read the original source of something that I watched. But, sometimes it doesn't live up to my expectations. Maybe I put too much faith in what I was exposed to first that the other version is going to blow my mind. Then when it doesn't I'm disappointed. After seeing the film and… Continue reading Out of Africa – Over-Detailed Memoirs
No Time To Cry – A Part Of Oneself
With that, I have completed Dawn Rochelle's journey at the final volume of this series (apparently, I think there's one more but I'm assuming this was meant to be the last). After Marlee's passing, we're back to focusing on Dawn herself more. She and Rhonda have started at a new high school as sophomores and… Continue reading No Time To Cry – A Part Of Oneself