Book Review of "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie ⭐⭐⭐½
It was time for me to dive into a classic, one that is the best mystery of all time...supposedly. I have some thoughts.
It was time for me to dive into a classic, one that is the best mystery of all time...supposedly. I have some thoughts.
Cursed paintings, bloodlines, and a house that can take you anywhere! Kosoko Jackson wrote a wonderful horror novel, and this is my review.
A fun history lesson wrapped in comedy and feels, "Harriet Tubman: Live in Concert" was the perfect Black History Month read for me.
I've got a backlog of TTRPG books that I want to get through, so why not this year?
At least, that's what I'm going to try to spend my 2026 doing. Without going into too much detail, things changed for me towards the end of last year—a true case of "be careful what you wish for." I definitely wished for what
⚡I decided to publish the finale early. Enjoy. The sun has risen on Avam. Their fight...is over. Time to leave a Legacy.
The sun rises on Avam, and Locke Swears that his legacy will keep Malice away for good.
They've tried bargaining, wallowed in depression, been consumed with anger, and accepted their fate. Now, Denial.
They've tried bargaining, wallowed in depression, been consumed with anger, and accepted their fate. Now, denial.
The last Misery has been completed and Malice has returned. The seventh seal is broken for the seventh and final time. Game over.
With the last Misery completed, Malice has returned. And with it, the inevitable end.
Locke vs Jane vs the Moriartys and Dr. Hendrix. Checkmate. Do you know who the winner is?