Book Review: The Black Guy Dies First by Dr. Robin R. Means Coleman & Mark H. Harris

Thank you Saga Press/ Gallery for my review copy. My 💭: If you’re a Black horror fan read this book.If you’re Black read this book.If you’re a horror fan read this book. “Blackness isn’t monolithic, after all, and everyone deserves to have their stories told.” All of this!! This book really broke down the stereotypical roles Black actors receive in […]

Book Review: Cinderella Is Dead by Kalynn Bayron

Review  Sophia was strong willed and assertive. I loved that she didn’t want to get in line, know her place and live her life serving a man or anyone. The story touched on a lot of topics especially the treatment of young girls and women. The author created a world that was very detailed and I could see everything playing […]

Book Review: The Shadows by Alex North

Review This book had a very strong start and I couldn’t put the book down but it did stall in the middle. I’m happy I pushed through because the book got really good and the twist took me by surprise. The WHOLE book I was thinking one thing and then the author went and pulled the rug from under my […]

New Release+Review: A Reunion of Rivals by Reese Ryan

Review   Max and Quinn had a summer fling as teenagers. Fast forward several years later and they are forced to work together and neither one of them are pleased. The back and forth banter between the two of them was everything. The shade and snarky comments gave me life. You could also cut the tension with a knife and […]

Book Review: Saving Ruby King by Catherine Adel West

Review  Saving Ruby King is a very thought provoking own voices novel. As a black woman living in America, I found myself stopping to highlight and reflect numerous time while reading this story. There are several characters in this story and they all have their own points of view. It was a little tricky at first but I eventually found […]

Book Review: The Boyfriend Project by Farrah Rochon

Review  I loved the strong female friendships in this book and how it’s important to have a tribe of women that have your back. Samiah works at a Tech company and this story touches on the challenges she faces as being the only Black woman in her position and the pressure that comes with in that role. Like the old […]

Book Review: Hollywood Park by Mikel Jollett

Review  I’m not really a fan of memoirs but I was sent a copy of this book by Celadon Books and I decided to check it out based on the blurb. The author was in a cult called Synanon. I never heard of that cult before so I looked it up and talk about intense. The the story starts off […]

Book Review: Clap When You Land by Elizabeth Acevedo

Review  This was a well written book about family secrets and how it affects each person differently. How the family deals with the aftermath of the secrets being revealed and their attempt to move forward. We have Camino and Yahaira who are sisters and only find out about each other after the passing of their father. These two girls couldn’t […]