[Book Review] “Keeping You A Secret”, by Julie Anne Peters.
Well, that hit pretty close to home. Honestly, when I started listening to ‘Keeping You A Secret’ (by Julie Ann Peters) via Audible, I was only expecting another cute lesbian story to relax to. Even reading the description after I already finished the book would make it seem that way. But nope, that wasn’t the case as the book got so emotional that it even brought back some of my own personal unwelcomed memories, but not without also leaving a heartfelt impression on me. Now before I get into details, I must advise that this review IS NOT spoiler-free, even if I don’t go into everything. Sorries! Predictable Beginning. Starting off, I would say my biggest criticism of the book would be its rather boring and cliche start. i would even argue that it borders on filler. Holland Jageaur, the protagonist, is seen by her…
Humble Choice: Why I Can’t Support Humble Bundle Anymore.
The result of IGN’s 2017 acquisition starts to show. Yesterday, Humble Bundle announced that they’re converting their Humble Monthly subscription programme to Humble Choice. Humble Monthly traditionally worked like a loot crate. It gave you a bunch of mystery games for a reoccurring subscription fee but showcasing and giving you at least one major game to play right away for that month. The rest of the games would be locked until they are revealed after the last day of being able to sign up for a month’s respective bundle. Now, Humble Bundle is doing away with the original, straight-forward subscription plan and has now given us four tiers of Humble Monthly…oh, wait, I mean Humble “Choice”. (눈_눈) Thus adding confusion to what was initially a simple subscription process. Benefits? Well, honestly…there’s next to none. One of the new “benefits” of Humble Choice is…
It Was All A Trap: From One Dysfunctional Home To The Next.
Be careful who you accept “help” from, especially if the person in question has a religious agenda. At first, I didn’t think I could write this comfortably because it would be practically throwing the people who gave me a place to stay under the bus. But with the grotesque things that were condoned, not only to me but to another person under their roof, this isn’t a matter to stay silent on. My stay was far from the “Rainbow Land” that my friend, Brenna, led me to believe, and this article will be going into what went wrong there. I will discuss how it appeared, how it actually was, and then the fallout of how everything that came to be. The Allure of Paradise. If you read my initial article, “How I Escaped My Abusive And Manipulative Parents”, then you would have probably taken note that…
New Intense ‘Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order’ Trailer Sets The Story’s Tone.
I know I shouldn’t get super excited, but it’s getting really hard to. EA released a new trailer video for Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order featuring protagonist ‘Cal Kesitis’. The trailer shows us what to expect from the game’s campaign, and wow, it looks like it’s going to be a phenomenal, high-stakes adventure. I know I didn’t really have to make a whole article for just one trailer, but if you didn’t already know: I’m pretty hyped for this game. And this masterful trailer that set the tone of the game’s story made me not able to resist. Plus, I’m going through some strong hypergraphia so it also works out for me. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ We get another look at Jedi Fallen Order’s Dark Souls-esque combat, different from the game’s spiritual predecessor; Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. Previously I didn’t know really know who this…