Review of the album “Who We Are” by Lifehouse Everyone knows what a ‘chick flick’ is, right? Well this album, “Who We Are” by Lifehouse is the musical equivalent of that ‘girls’ night out’ staple. Lifehouse’s third album offers more … Continue reading →
On Friday, ‘Wanted’ opened and I must tell you I was impressed with this movie. It has been a long time since I wanted to stand up and cheer during a movie. This show had me caught up in its … Continue reading →
I missed my scheduled post this week due to finals overload, but, better late than never, right? I am proud to say that this amazing Wild Child/Freya’s bower rising star is my mentor through Romance Divas and has imparted plenty … Continue reading →
I recently cashed in my book voucher at Drollerie Press, and got Falling by Imogen Howson. Here’s the blurb; Safety is an illusion. When the world crumbles into chaos, only a chosen few can afford the luxury of life in … Continue reading →
This is a title I picked up to get a sampling of different authors, and look into St. Martin’s Press. My thoughts on each novella below . . . MaryJanice Davidson“The Majicka”Life’s a bit crowded for Ireland and her roommates—a … Continue reading →
What Happens in Vegas… It’s purely coincidence that a movie with this title opened in theaters the very day that I went to Las Vegas last week. And I am going to break with this tradition and tell you about … Continue reading →
I recently had the pleasure of reading the Ellora’s Cave release Seven Sinners, by Red Garnier. Here’s the blurb from Ellora’s:Phillip Gaston Maxwell has been a vampire for one hundred years, a long life where hot sex has certainly not … Continue reading →
Iron Man The film ‘Iron Man’ opened Friday and I will admit that I’ve been waiting eagerly to see it. Being a self-confessed Comic Book Geek that’s not surprising. I spent my childhood reading the latesteditions of Conan the Barbarian, … Continue reading →
In their new album, Minutes to Midnight, bad boy alternative rockers Linkin Park show a new more somber and introspective side. Their first few albums dealt heavily with the traditional teen subjects of relationships and anger at parents, lovers, and … Continue reading →
I just finished reading Tangled Webs, the latest book by Anne Bishop and I was planning on writing a review about it today, but since it is the is part of a series, I decided it would be more helpful … Continue reading →