It looks like #fbf will become a thing here at 80 Books. This week, I take you back to the time I judged a book by its cover and was rewarded for it. Tampa by Alissa Nutting will not appeal to everyone; there are all kinds of triggers in this book because of the subject … Continue reading #fbf To The Naughty Buttonhole Book
*There are spoilers from all the Fever books in this review, though I tried to avoid the major ones from Burned.* A bit NSFW, btw. This is will be my most beautiful post to date. Not because of my words, but the David Gandy picspam that is about to happen. B/c he’s Barrons. And he’s beautiful. … Continue reading REVIEW: Burned by Karen Marie Moning
The perfect blend of American History and fantasy is the best way I can describe The Last American Vampire, which tells the story of the life and times of Henry Sturges, Abraham Lincoln’s closest vampire friend. He’s not someone you would know from the history books, but he has played a role in many defining American … Continue reading REVIEW: The Last American Vampire by Seth Grahame-Smith
Memories… I remember a time when an entire shelf on my bookcase was dedicated to this series. When Sundays at 9pm, I absolutely had to be glued to my TV, watching HBO. Then it all went to pot. Seriously, what the heck happened?! For this #fbf review, I take you back to the very disappointing … Continue reading #fbf To the Moment Sookie Stackhouse Died to Me
Happy New Year and Happy Friday! In an effort to highlight some of our favorite books from pre-80 Books Blog reading, we are introducing #fbf reviews! One of my new favorite books I read this past year is a flashback all the way to the 1890’s… The Golem and the Jinni is set in 1890’s NYC, which … Continue reading #fbf – Thank God for Social Progress and Mythical Beasts
