Review
Gen V Season 2 Review: class is back in session (and things get a lot darker)
The show keeps the raunchy, hyper-violent superhero-college energy fans expect, but Gen V Season 2 also tightens its focus on trauma, power, and...
shashi shekhar4 Mins read
Pitcher Perfect: By Tessa Bailey (Book Review)
Tessa Bailey’s Pitcher Perfect arrives as the fourth entry in her Big Shots series: a rom-com that leans hard into sports tropes
Soham Singh3 Mins read
Buckeye: By Patrick Ryan (Book Review)
Patrick Ryan’s Buckeye is a novel that looks ordinary and, in looking, reveals how ordinary people carry the extraordinary weight of history, desire,...
Sakshi3 Mins read
The Gingerbread Bakery: By Laurie Gilmore (Book Review)
Laurie Gilmore’s The Gingerbread Bakery brings readers back to Dream Harbor, the small, character-filled town that has become a safe harbor for cozy-romance...
Pakhi Kumar4 Mins read
Borderlands 4 review: a powerhouse looter-shooter with a divided personality
Borderlands 4 lands as a direct follow-up to Borderlands 3, and it arrives with a clear mission: keep the franchise’s frantic, loot-driven gunplay...
Pakhi Kumar4 Mins read
People Watching: By Hannah Bonam-Young (Book Review)
Hannah Bonam-Young’s People Watching arrives as a warm-but-spiky contemporary romance that balances tenderness with frankness about loneliness, caregiving, and sexuality.
Pakhi Kumar4 Mins read
Wild Card: By Elsie Silver (Book Review)
Elsie Silver’s Wild Card arrives as the fourth instalment in the Rose Hill series and reads like a warm, slow-burning hug for readers...
Soham Singh3 Mins read
Play Nice: By Rachel Harrison (Book Review)
If you like your horror to be less about constant screams and more about how the everyday becomes alien, Play Nice will stick...
Pakhi Kumar4 Mins read
