If you guys haven’t been following along on social media, Good Books and Good Wine hit up New York Comic Con this year in New York City! I attended Thursday, Friday and Saturday. By mid-day Saturday, I was all conned out and felt that I had done what I needed to do. And thus I skipped […]
Survive The Night by Danielle Vega | Book Review
July 8, 2015
Do you all remember the early 00s when teen horror movies were all the rage? The era when Scream reigned supreme? Survive The Night by Danielle Vega hearkens back to that era. This pink covered book reads like a horrific thrill ride. Vega’s second book is a quick, engrossing, and creepy read perfect for fans […]
The Merciless by Danielle Vega | Book Review
January 26, 2015
I think I keep trying to make fetch happen with certain horror books, when clearly they just are not my thing. I began reading The Merciless by Danielle Vega based on the pink cover and the horror theme. I thought a book about Mean Girls meets The Exorcist sounded like it would be really awesome. Unfortunately, […]
Messenger Of Fear by Michael Grant | Book Review
October 27, 2014
I am kind of dreading writing this review, my friends. Here is the thing, I had super high hopes for Messenger Of Fear by Michael Grant. The concept sounded completely awesome — supernatural beings delivering retribution for misdeeds through use of a twisted game.
Frankenstein | Mary Shelley | Audiobook Review
May 9, 2014
Why Did I Listen To This Book? In college, I took this one class twice because I failed it the first time around (bad life choice you guys, don’t fail classes). The class was about film. The professor was super old and super boring and super cranky. He was just kind of the worst and […]
3:59 | Gretchen McNeil | Book Review
February 14, 2014
I think that the number one takeaway I received from 3:59 by Gretchen McNeil is that if I ever see my doppelgänger, I need to kill it dead before it kills me or double-crosses me. I think that is kind of a morbid, but pretty important life lesson. McNeil’s third book has cemented her place […]