A Return to Middle-Earth: A Review of The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim
Middle-earth’s rich mythology has always been a treasure trove of untold stories. With The War of the Rohirrim, director Kenji Kamiyama…
The Housemaid’s Wedding: By Freida McFadden (Book Review)
Freida McFadden's novella, "The Housemaid's Wedding," serves as a concise yet impactful bridge between the second and third installments of…
Ushers: By Joe Hill (Book Review)
Joe Hill's short story "Ushers" delves into the enigmatic interplay between fate and mortality, presenting readers with a narrative that is…
‘Carry-On’ Review: A Festive Action Thriller That Takes Off but Doesn’t Soar
If you're in the mood for a Christmas-themed action thriller, Netflix's "Carry-On" might be the adrenaline shot you’re looking for.
A Monsoon Rising: By Thea Guanzon (Book Review)
Thea Guanzon's "A Monsoon Rising," the sequel to "The Hurricane Wars," continues to captivate readers with its rich Southeast Asian-inspired…
Not in My Book: By Katie Holt (Book Review)
"Not in My Book" by Katie Holt is a contemporary romance that intertwines the complexities of literary ambition with the unpredictability of love.
What the Wife Knew: By Darby Kane (Book Review)
Darby Kane's latest novel, What the Wife Knew, is a compelling domestic thriller that delves into the complexities of marriage, betrayal, and…
The Shutouts: By Gabrielle Korn (Book Review)
Gabrielle Korn's "The Shutouts" is a compelling queer dystopian novel that delves into the lives of individuals marginalized by an exclusive…
The Secret of the Three Fates: By Jess Armstrong (Book Review)
Jess Armstrong's "The Secret of the Three Fates" is the second installment in the Ruby Vaughn series, following the acclaimed debut "The Curse…
Rental House: By Weike Wang (Book Review)
Weike Wang's "Rental House," delves into the intricate dynamics of marriage and family through the lens of two pivotal vacations.
Wind and Truth: By Brandon Sanderson (Book Review)
Brandon Sanderson's "Wind and Truth," the fifth installment in The Stormlight Archive, delivers a masterful conclusion to the series' first arc.
PS: I Hate You: By Lauren Connolly (Book Review)
Lauren Connolly's "PS: I Hate You" is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the intricate dance between grief and healing.