This is what I would call a quiet sort of romance. I loved the hero and heroine, and I loved the layers of repair and reevaluation that go on during the course of the story. There is not a lot of massive, tumultuous tension between them, but there is a lot to undo and restore. Trix Lane is an aerialist starring in a theatre production (think Cirque du Soleil) trying to piece her life and … Continue reading Making Up by Lucy Parker
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I did the midnight release thing and I have read my copy of The Cursed Child. As a reader who is wildly biased in favor of all things Potter, I can tell you that it’s…OK. It’s certainly not the best Harry Potter selection every written, but it has some sweet moments, funny moments, and satisfying moments and I would be lying if I didn’t confess that I got all teary at least once. Here is … Continue reading Harry Potter and The Cursed Child by J.K. Rowling, John Tiffany, and Jack Thorne
