Category: ARC
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ARC Review: The Paycheck Blueprint – Engineered Financial Freedom Book 1

A light introduction into budgeting with a guide on how to manage debt and financial responsibilities through the lens of an engineer.
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ARC Review: The Sea of Curiosity

A must read that blends important representation and heartwarming characters to create a powerful book about communication and empathy.
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ARC Review: A NEW THEORY OF THE VISIBLE UNIVERSE

A thoughtful examination of the visible universe that challenges the work of the Hawking and Einstein alike through philosophical reasoning.
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ARC Review: Underwear Hat

A heart-breakingly raw collection of poems on the love, grief, continuing to live, and the experience of being a Black man in America.
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ARC Review: The Random Universe

A philosophical critique on how humans view intelligent design, and how we must instead accept the randomness of the universe.
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ARC Review: I Could Give You the Moon

A beautiful mix of culture and storytelling, I Could Give You the Moon by Ann Liang tells the gripping story of Chanel and Ares while they both navigate their secrets. With imperfect characters and true representation of Chinese culture, this book offers Ann Liang’s signature style of powerful prose and…
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ARC Review: A Fate So Cold

A Fate So Cold crafts a unique world that has you on the edge of your seat waiting to see what happens next. With engaging characters and fantastic world building, this book is perfect for readers craving an adventure with twists and turns.
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ARC Review: Deadly Ever After

A powerful fairytale adventure, Johnson crafts an equally exciting and beautiful novel. Perfect for readers looking for a reluctant allies to lovers story with flawed characters facing their demons.
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ARC Review: Girls Who Play Dead

A cozy fall read, Girls Who Play Dead is a gripping mystery. Told from two perspectives, you’re left guessing. But more answers just bring more questions.
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ARC Review: Never Seen the Stars

Never Seen the Stars is one of those books that hurts in just the right way. With powerful, raw characters and thought-provoking story lines, you are instantly drawn in. Whether it be the pain or the possibility of the future, Never Seen the Stars has you waiting for more, and…
