I mean as fun exciting jobs with a lot of freedom goes (unless you get caught of course) accidental hit woman is a good way to go. Especially if you can use the experience to finish your much awaited novel and collect that paycheck. So really you’re just killing it all around.
Been There, Married That By: Gigi Levangie I almost DNF’ed this. I probably should have but Been There, Married That is a book to read if you have a lot going on and are looking for something that you have absolutely no emotional investment or even interest in.
Pyramids By: Terry Pratchett I took a little break from my Discworld reading travels at the beginning of the year. Maybe it was fatigue but Good Omens put me in the mood to jump back in. In the future I probably won’t follow the one a month schedule that I had been doing. Discworld is … More Return to Discworld: Thoughts on 7,8 & 9
Wyrd Sisters By: Terry Pratchett Grade: A+ “When you break the rules, break ’em good and hard.” Welcome back Granny Weatherwax! The sixth book in the Discworld series brings in three great female characters, several Shakespeare illusions, playing with time and is all about the power of words and stories to shape and change our … More The Best Discworld Yet
Sourcery Discworld #5 By: Terry Pratchett So we’ve come to book five of the Discworld read along and the war between Wizardry and Sourcery that threatens the very fate of Discworld itself. While I was reading this one I couldn’t help shake my head thinking, none of these wizards are exactly braintrusts are they? Which … More The 5 Smartest Characters in Discworld (So Far…)
Fake Blood By: Whitney Gardner Grade: A I thought I’d do quick mini-reviews of the rest of my “Halloween” reading as I throw myself into non-fiction/sci-fi November because there were some interesting reads. See Fake Blood. Which is completely my kind of relationship drama.
Mort By: Terry Pratchett Grade: A Let’s take another journey into the mind of Terry Pratchett and the colorful fun Discworld! This time dealing with the serious topic (except its Discworld so don’t worry!) of Death.
Equal Rites By: Terry Pratchett Grade: A A dying wizard passes along his magic staff to the chosen eighth son of an eighth son. Only whoops- someone really should have checked on that first cause the son number eight happens to be a daughter and well, girls can’t become wizards! Which after reading about the … More Wizards vs. Witches in Equal Rites
The Humans By: Matt Haig Grade: A+ “Your existence is as close to impossible as can be. To dismiss it is to dismiss yourself.” The Humans is only the second book I’ve read by Matt Haig (first being How to Stop Time) and let me tell you he’s fast shot up onto my all-time favorite authors … More Dogs, Music & Poetry
Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows By: Balli Kaur Jaswal Grade: A In need of some extra cash Nikki a young bartender/law school dropout takes a job teaching creative writing to Punjabi widows in Southall. They think they are going to be learning English literacy. Despite the mix-up the widows- who run the gamut of ages … More More than the Title