There are books you read and books that read you. The Haunting of Emily Grace by Elena Taylor is firmly in the second category. I picked this one up on a grey afternoon with a cup of tea going cold beside me, and by the time I resurfaced,…
There are books that let you sleep. Books you can put down at a reasonable hour with a satisfied sigh, content to pick them up tomorrow. And then there are books like Daughter of Mine by Angie Stanton that grab you by the throat at page one and…
You know that stack of PowerPoint presentations gathering digital dust on your hard drive? The ones you created for webinars, workshops, client pitches, or educational content that served their purpose once and then just sat there, static and forgotten? I have been looking at mine lately with this…
There is something quietly magical about a rainy afternoon, a steaming mug of tea, and a book that grabs you by the collar before you even reach the second chapter. That is exactly what happened to me with Life or Death by Andrea Kane. I had settled into…
A follow-up to the e-reader rabbit hole that started it all, and the honest verdict after living with this tiny device every single day. I have owned a lot of e-readers. The original Nook, back when Barnes and Noble was still trying to compete and we all thought…