Gears of War: E-Day is a return to form on everything that makes a Gears game great. With a campaign filled to the brim with a compelling, emotional story, characters both new and old you’ll hope will survive the savage onslaught, and a Horde Siege mode that will keep you and your friends locked in for hours. There has never been a better time to be or become a Gears of War fan.
With Halloween less than a week away, I decided to tune into Widow’s Bay since it recently received Emmy buzz (winning 14 out of 19 nominations) and to get myself in the mood for the holiday without gorging on candy. This show sounded like something that would be right up my alley: eldritch horror mixed with a dash of small town folksiness, superstition, and even comedy.
The first volume of Steel of the Celestial Shadows sets the stage with a historical setting steeped in mystery and the supernatural which will leave you running back to the store to buy the second volume.
With Gears of War: E-Day about to break free when it releases, I wanted to dive back into this universe and take a look at the novel that expanded the Gears world and its characters so much for me. As a long time Gears fan, I’ve been extremely excited for the new game’s upcoming release, hoping for a return to what made the series so special in the first place. Expect my game review to come soon!
King’s Man is a second chance historical MM romance that puts its characters through the ringer, causing them to work extremely hard for their happily ever after.
As a fan of delinquent manga, I had wanted to check out this series after I saw its eye-catching cover and clever title announced a while back. Glasses With a Chance of Delinquent Volume 1 was worth the wait for a fun-filled, absolutely enjoyable shojo manga that plays up to its tropes and knows exactly what it is.
Since I enjoyed the first volume of The Color of the End: Mission in the Apocalypse so much, I was eager to see if the story would hold up after the first volume. Like the previous one did, this volume exceeded my expectations and has now solidified itself as a series I will continue to read.
Despite being an area of historical interest to me, I haven’t read many books set during the Great War. Much of my previous historical fiction experiences have involved World War II, so when I stumbled upon No Man’s Land by Sally Malcolm, I was intrigued by the premise and setting and eager to dive into this story.
Connection From Chicago is a story about two goalies that highlights the pressures of being a professional athlete, dealing with grief, and how meeting the one person who understands you can make all the difference.
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