Author: Tammy

NOBODY’S BABY by Olivia Waite – Review

NOBODY’S BABY by Olivia Waite – Review
Posted March 5, 2026 by Tammy in 4 stars, Reviews / 5 Comments

The nitty-gritty: An intriguing mystery, tangled interpersonal relationships and a fascinating futuristic world make this sweet, humorous story a must read. I’m enjoying this series so much! Nobody’s Baby is the second book in the Dorothy Gentleman series, revolving around a generation ship on the way to colonize a new planet and focusing on various […]

February 2026 Reading Wrap-Up

February 2026 Reading Wrap-Up
Posted February 28, 2026 by Tammy in Monthly Wrap UP / 24 Comments

I managed to review eight books this month, and I’m happy with that number since February is so short. It was a great month for reading! Nothing was rated below four stars, and I had two five star reviews this month. Here is what I read and reviewed in February, and my reviews are linked […]

DEAD FIRST by Johnny Compton – Review

DEAD FIRST by Johnny Compton – Review
Posted February 27, 2026 by Tammy in 4 1/2 stars, Reviews / 14 Comments

The nitty-gritty: Mystery meets mind-bending supernatural terror in Dead First, a unique tale of revenge, redemption and murder. “Sometimes, people leave part of themselves in a horrible place, creating an eternal scar.” Dead First surprised me in just about every possible way. This is a gritty, violent and emotional story that mostly leans into mystery/detective […]

Over-Booked [215] – February Book Haul

Over-Booked [215] – February Book Haul
Posted February 26, 2026 by Tammy in Over-Booked / 24 Comments

Welcome to Over-Booked, where I share my latest and greatest book acquisitions! There is a new blog hosting Stacking the Shelves, so do check out Reading Reality for more information! Today I’m sharing my February book haul, which is…a little bigger than I expected, lol. I have only read one of these so far, but […]

THE RISE by Alan Baxter – Review

THE RISE by Alan Baxter – Review
Posted February 24, 2026 by Tammy in 5 stars, Reviews / 15 Comments

The nitty-gritty: Creeping horror and sinister townsfolk await in Alan Baxter’s latest Tales From the Gulp, a wildly entertaining and delightfully gruesome series. “I killed Emil and incapacitated Icelynn. Sleeson is some kind of weird monster. I’ve got a pass card and I’m leaving.” She grinned. “That’s the fucking plan, Olaf.” There’s really nothing better […]