Happy Sunday! Here are a few lines from books I've read that stuck with me.
Speedy Quote Sunday
Gaslighting At Its Finest (After We Collided – A Book Review)
After being destroyed by Hardin, somebody Tessa thought she loved, she must rethink everything and try put her life back together. When he comes begging at her feet she's left wondering if she should give him a second chance. Can she handle it? Handle him, especially in the midst of a life-changing opportunity?
Slayer in Sin City (Buffy the Vampire Slayer Omnibus Vol. 1 – A Book Review)
It all began here. Before the Slayer came to Sunnydale there was Las Vegas.
Let’s Run Off to the Carnival…Or Maybe Not (CarniePunk – A Bool Review)
An anthology of stories all surrounding the dark, magical, deadly, yet alluring big top. The carnival. The place where, if you're not careful, you'll walk in but not walk out. Filled with fun and cheap joy, but in the shadows lie horrors that nightmares can't even touch.
Of Secrets and Latin (The Lake of Dead Languages – A Book Review)
Jane returns to work at the school she fled from twenty years earlier. The halls still echo with unease and the lake still whispers with tragedy. Tragedy that may be returning for her and the girls she teaches.
The Princess That Looks Like Me (Into the Fire – A Book Review)
Years after the events of Six, Ricky and Marcy work to find Jamie and when they do, they have to be careful. She is no longer the girl they knew, but someone whose mind has been twisted into something dark. To get her back will be difficult. They'll be dancing with fire.
The Whispers Call Her (Spirit Walk – A Book Review)
Miranda is different. She, like er grandfather, can see ghosts. She's meant to help them but never wanted to. With the help of her newfound friends in this new town, she will now.
They Are More Than Just Numbers (Stranger Things: Six – A Book Review)
Before Eleven there was Six. With her precognitive ability she can change the course of everything for everyone being tested on in Hawkins Lab.
Striking a Match in the Darkness of Her Mind (I Would Leave Me If I Could – A Book Review)
Halsey unleashes her soul and delves into the depths of raw and real self discussing her mental health, past relationships, and the feminist within.
New Year’s Resolution for 2021: Book Edition
Every year I create a bookish New Year's Resolution. 2021 is no exception. It's the year of the graphic novel!
