Rebecca Alcantar

Thorough! Very thorough. Highly recommend this book if you are interested in just learning the history of sex, how it came about how long it’s been notarized and why we still practice the selling of it. Sex is just as natural as it is to blow our nose and use the bathroom, an economic necessity; form of survival, etc. Totally worth the read!

The original 50 shades and so much better for it. Not for the easily offended nor the close minded. Essentially a love story wrapped in the most intense moral role where love is the object of all that we consume and the study of love is dissected in the most sociological of ways. 5 stars and more!!!!

A dark fairy tale of the beauty that is the unknown and the love one finds in the dim hollows of a plague. Slow paced, but fermented in gore. I truly enjoyed this one. Mermaid fans unite!!!

I wanted to love this, but couldn’t. It was a bit on the dull side with the narrative and overall situations. It felt like it very much belonged in the world of “Normal People” and “Conversations with Friends” but I wanted more. Rooney's genre is one that doesn’t shift and I guess I was expecting something different? Another type of dilemma for her four mai characters. The plot is worthy of a read, but not as a book I would want to re-read… ever…honestly.

A beautiful story with beautiful pictures about how fickle we are as a species and the fear of the unknown. The unknown can care less about us as we do about it and this story is pointing it out in the best possible way. Our population takes over the realms of time, but the Mysteries will always remain as they should and I’m here for it. I totally recommend!!!