Ok, so the title is a little dramatic, I just wanted to spice it up a bit. I love weird little games. I've probably said that before, and I'll probably say it again! There's just something about finding some weird little free thing, and it's not a big commitment, it's just a few minutes or a few hours of your life, and it's fun and charming in its own strange way. I played these games years...
It's 1932, and Callum has come to Berlin in the hopes of being able to be himself and hook up with men without all the trouble it got him back home. He didn't expect to find existence of the supernatural and a research organization, and to find himself caught in the middle of...
I was watching Lisa Frankenstein recently, and also thinking about how I needed to make some blog posts, and it reminded me that I've always meant to do a post like this. I was just waiting to have enough books I could personally recommend. Frankenstein is one of my favorite classics, less so for the writing itself (sorry, Mary, I find a lot of classics are just overly wordy), but because the...
![Book Review: Running Close to the Wind by Alexandra Rowland [Audiobook]](https://metaphorsandmoonlight.com/wp-content/uploads/Book-Review-Running-Close-to-the-Wind-by-Alexandra-Rowland-255x255.jpg)
Avra has accidentally stolen government secrets, so he flees to the sea and ends up asking his sorta ex, who is a pirate captain but is not at all happy to see him, for help. They make a plan to sell the info, but between a sexy new crew member, a nosy ambassador looking for the thief, and horny sea serpents, shenanigans...
Most people enjoy a happy ending, but unhappy endings tend to be pretty controversial. I do like a good happy ending, but I also like a good unhappy one. Not every time. But sometimes. So I wanted to talk about why I like them, and also what I think makes for a good unhappy or bittersweet ending. (Don't worry, I've avoided mentioning any specific books, so there are no spoilers! Though I am...
![Book Review: Breeze Spells and Bridegrooms (Fae & Human Relations Book 1) by Sarah Wallace & S.O. Callahan [Audiobook]](https://metaphorsandmoonlight.com/wp-content/uploads/Book-Review-Breeze-Spells-and-Bridegrooms-Fae-Human-Relations-Book-1-by-Sarah-Wallace-S.O.-Callahan-255x255.jpg)
Roger (human) and Wyn (fae) have know each other since childhood but never gotten along, so neither is happy when they're assigned to work together on a magic project for the Council. An incorrect engagement announcement complicates things further... until the men realize they may have been wrong about each...
![Book Review: The Diablo’s Curse by Gabe Cole Novoa [Audiobook]](https://metaphorsandmoonlight.com/wp-content/uploads/Book-Review-The-Diablos-Curse-by-Gabe-Cole-Novoa-255x255.jpg)
Dami is a demon who doesn't want to be a demon, so when they learn they can become human by canceling all the deals they currently have, they set out to do that. But if Silas's deal is canceled, he'll die, so first Dami and Silas will have to travel to a mysterious island to break a...
