Xepherus Reads

  Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons!       Many readers love a book so much that a re-read can enhance the book's story. For me, that includes Harry Potter, the Outsiders, and The Exorcist. Picking up a book that you have already e njoyed and diving in agai n can be a puzzle to some. Why on Earth would someone read a book again?  For me, I do this because of nostal gia and often I wish to see how a book holds up as I get older. A nd what better way to celebrate the spooky time of the year than with a scary read.        The Exorcist is written by William Peter Blatty, and it published by Harper Publishing. It tells the story of young Regan MacNeil, an  eleven-year-old   girl seemingly as ordinary as any girl her age. Artistic, cheerful, and still sleeping with stuffed animals, Regan (or Rags, as her mother Chris calls her) looks as if she could do no harm to anyone. Her mother is a movie star filming her latest pict...

  Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons!    January left me with lofty goals. Then 2020 decided to get hella weird and the world became one trying to defeat COVID-19. Quarantine should give us time to read, however with stress, constant changes, and some losses in my family, 2020 became a hard reading year.    I realized it had been a while since I posted a Wrap-Up and TBR article. Without further wait, let me catch up on what I have managed to read despite this year's challenges.    Wrap-Up for June-September, 2020: Batman #36 by Tom King Batman #37 by Tom KingBird Box by Josh Malerman Bird Box II: Malorie by Josh Malerman Carrie by Stephen King Fearless Fourteen by Janet Evanovich Finger-Lickin' Fifteen by Janet Evanovich Home Before Dark by Riley Sager Lean, Mean Thirteen by Janet Evanovich Murder at an Irish Wedding by Carlene O'Connor Murder in an Irish Village by Carlene O'Connor Red Mother #1 by Jeremy Haun Red Mother #2 by Jeremy Haun Red ...