The Written Review “Sometimes human places, create inhuman monsters.” The Overlook Hotel - gorgeous and isolated - is in need of a winter caretaker. Jack and his family are in need of an income and a place to stay. Months alone, trapped by snow, with only the family by their sides. What could go wrong? “Wendy? Darling?… Continue reading The Shining – Stephen King

If there is an overarching story for a home, there's also a narrative for each room. This sweet and short guide focuses on how to make your home the homiest-home on the block! It begins by talking about the flow of a house and why that is important (and essential) to create a welcoming atmosphere. From there, it goes… Continue reading How to Make a House a Home – Ariel Kaye

Unless you've been under a rock for the last four years, everyone knows Rowan and Neil hate each other. It all started with a clash in class, then spiraled into student council elections and next thing you know, anything thing that could be construed as a competition because a life-or-death battle for Rowan and Neil. When Neil… Continue reading Today Tonight Tomorrow – Rachel Lynn Solomon

ZeZé Vargas was hired to kidnap Max - and it seemed like a really, really easy job. That is until he realized just how crazy she was. Max was ready to brush off yet another set of kidnappers with finesse and ease. That is until she realized he was a jaguar-shifter. So...she kidnaps him instead. As the… Continue reading Badger to the Bone – Shelly Laurenston

In this world there are humans and shifters - and the humans don't know the shifters exist. And among the shifters there's the usual - wolves, bears and the like. And then there's the unusual ones - like hybrids honey badger-tigers. Stevie and her siblings are all hybrids of different types (they share a father but their mothers… Continue reading In a Badger Way – Shelly Laurenston

To put it frank, Charlie has had a bad day. First, she had to break her sister out of a mental health facility. Then she had to run from some REALLLY weird army-guys. And then she broke into a hotel room, stole a gun off of a bear-shifter and had to keep running without even saying goodbye. And… Continue reading Hot and Badgered – Shelly Laurenston

I think the mark of a good humor memoir is if someone who hasn't heard of the author before can walk away from the book saying they had a good time. And let me assure you. I had a good time. For those not in the know (like myself), Colin Jost has had an illustrious career in… Continue reading A Very Punchable Face – Colin Jost

A mysterious man named Dream stumbles into Trudi's life. She can tell right away that something is odd about him - from his fumbling ways to terror-stricken eyes - and soon she realizes that there's so much more to this story. There are people after Dream - and let's just say that those folks aren't friendly. Dream has… Continue reading A Dream within a Dream – Mike Nappa & Melissa Kosci