Showing posts with label fastpaced. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fastpaced. Show all posts

Lock Every Door πŸ—️ Book Review

  

Written by Thelonia


Jules is between jobs, between boyfriends, with a nearly empty bank account. Which is when she gets an offer she can scarcely refuse - an offer that almost sounds too good to be true: baby-sitting an apartment at prestigious (and fictional) New York apartment building "The Bartholomew."

Unfortunately, things begin to fall apart almost immediately, with mysterious sounds in the night, disappearing tenants, and messages too strange to ignore. But will Jules be able to make it out in one piece?

An Anonymous Girl πŸ™… Book Review

  

Written by Thelonia


A woman, a doctor, and her husband all come together in a tangled mess of a situation in Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkenan's new domestic thriller, An Anonymous Girl. The set up is intruiging, with contested loyalties, and family secrets, and messy relationships, but ultimately, the payoff just isn't there. For a thriller, a genre whose premise sort of relies on suspense, An Anonymous Girl really shows its cards very early on, and there aren't any new developments that would justify continuing to read past about the two thirds mark.

Guess Who 🀦‍♀️ Book Review

  

Written by Thelonia


Five strangers wake up in a room together. There's a body in the bathroom. One of them is the murderer, and now Morgan Sheppard has only three hours to figure out who it is, or they'll all die.

All of This Is True πŸ™Š Book Review




Written by Thelonia


A mix of Misery and Pretty Little Liars, All of This Is True, Lygia Day PeΓ±aflor's new novel is about a group of teens who befriend their favorite author. But when the author's new book, based on the teens, reveals too much and puts them in danger, everything changes. Told in a compilation of interviews, book excerpts, emails, and articles, All of This Is True is a page-turner where no one is to be trusted and no one is blameless.

Game Night 🎲 Film Review





Written by Thelonia


Max and Annie are those people when it comes to games. Every week they host Game Night with their friends Ryan, Kevin, and Michelle. But between avoiding their overly interested and wildly deadpan neighbor Gary who keeps trying to get invited to Game Nights, and Max's much more successful brother Brooks, this Game Night promises a lot more challenges than they're prepared for.

The Dark Tower 🀷‍♀️ Film Review



Written by Thelonia


A Stephen King property that wouldn't be one of the top 5 people would recommend to you, the "Dark Tower" series still seemed ripe for Hollywood adaptation. But upon its release, it was met with a widespread “meh” from critics. But is it as bad (or boring) as all that?

Smashy Road πŸš— App Review



      

Written by Tia


If you like 3D pixel art, explosions, stolen cars, and flipping over tanks, this game will speak to you. It's simple, it's engaging, and it'll frustrate you as much as you'll love it.