Typically I avoid cursing too much on the site, but you cantc exactly not use the full title of a book in your review without possibly confusing your readers. Space Is Cool As Fuck is literally just that, it is cool af! See I avoided it that time. While this might seem a bit NSFW, the book itself is relatively tame and just happens to have some PG-13 level descriptor words. Okay, and a couple pictures have cartoon breasts, but hey you aren’t going to be taking this coffee table book to work anyway, unless you like hefting coffee table books around. Continue reading “Space Is Cool As Fuck Book Review from @kleffnotes”

In this sci-fi thriller set in an alternate version of our own reality, Charles Pearson has founded a company designed to help those who have fallen on hard times achieve a stable life. Reaching Dreams is an organization that exists throughout that world and takes in the homeless, but Pearson wants to truly see how his system works. He decides to go undercover as a homeless person and what he uncovers is nothing like what he expected. Continue reading “Soul Suites Book Review from @kleffnotes”

Laney and Celeste are back in the latest addition to the Techromancy Scrolls series, subtitled Avalon. After the discovery of a people who cannot do magic, but instead have the use of what readers would consider modern technology, the people of Sparo and the Gypsy populations are attempting to deal with what has been determined to be an act of war. In an attempt to avoid further deaths and destruction peace talks are being attempted, but these talks lead to a number of changes for all of the people of these changing world. Continue reading “Techromancy Scrolls: Avalon Book Review ( @erikschubach ) from @kleffnotes”

Set in Scotland, GoodCopBadCop introduces CI Brian Fisher. This particular Chief Inspector struggles to maintain his professional behavior while at work, but not in a way that can be easily hidden. Fisher instead finds himself shifting into uncontrollable behavior which is often provoked by the criminals he comes in contact with. Based on a graphic novel of the same name GoodCopBadCop presents a story that highlights how what lurks inside may not always wish to stay contained. Continue reading “GoodCopBadCop Book Review from @kleffnotes”

Gwen Cooper loves all of her furry family member, one of whom even became a social media icon after saving her from an intruder. Her book My Life in a Cat House came together from her work on A Curl Up with a Cat Tale, stories about her cats, and in this first volume she shares stories of the many cats from her life, including the social media famous Homer. If you are a lover of furry things, specifically cats, this book is the perfect read for you. Continue reading “My Life in a Cat House Book Review from @kleffnotes”