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Madeleine Cassier firmly believes that sleep is overrated and the idea of having a “social life” is optional. Bred and raised on a constant stream of media, it’s no wonder she decided to go major in Digital Video & Cinema from James Madison University’s prestigious School of Media Arts & Design, while also minoring in English and selling her devotion to the Marching Royal Dukes as flutist and piccoloist. She even vanished to London for her final semester, and spent that time consuming copious amounts of coffee with an independent film production company. She currently works as a Creative Producer in Richmond, VA, while also freelancing her skills to local clients and directors. In her nonexistent free time, the Mad is known to write scripts, edit short films (and lots of fanvids), read and review books both for fun and sometimes for publishers, produce podcasts, and fling heavy things around at the gym.

REVIEW: ‘KILL THE KING’ BY SANDRONE DAZIERI

Kill the King (Colomba Caselli, #3)by Sandrone Dazieri5* out of 5 **DISCLAIMER: I received a digital ARC of this novel from the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review** Well, it’s finally here: the finale of Sandrone Dazieri’s “Caselli and Torre” series. It’s been quite a ride since we first met these characters in Kill […]

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REVIEW: ‘THE CLIMB’ BY ANATOLI BOUKREEV

The Climb: Tragic Ambitions on Everestby Anatoli Boukreev, G. Weston DeWalt5* out of 5 I remember working at BARNES & NOBLE and always seeing large stacks of John Krakauer’s INTO THIN AIR appear during the “school reading season”; it was a very popular book chosen to be read by American high school students. And why not? A […]

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REVIEW: ‘INTO THIN AIR’ by John Krakauer

Into Thin Air: A Personal Account of the Mount Everest Disasterby Jon Krakauer (Goodreads Author)5* out of 5 The sad part is that I had seen this book so many times while a bookseller at BARNES & NOBLE, but had absolutely no idea it was about. I was not familiar with the 1996 Everest disaster — hell, […]

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Review: “Ninth House” by Leigh Bardugo

Ninth House (Alex Stern, #1)by Leigh Bardugo (Goodreads Author) 5* out of 5 My favourite book by Leigh Bardugo thus far. Hands down. No question. When I went into Ninth House, I knew almost nothing about it; all I knew was that it was dark academia-type book involving secret societies at Yale. I didn’t even know there were […]

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Review: “Dark Age” by Pierce Brown

Dark Age (Red Rising Saga, #5)  by Pierce Brown (Goodreads Author) 5* out of 5 nota bene: This review has been redacted for spoilers. The full, unedited review can be found on my Goodreads   The bodies are no longer stacked pretty high anymore; they’re nailed to trees and impaled in nice, neat lines. They’re losing their […]

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Review: “Sky in the Deep” by Adrienne Young

Sky in the Deep  by Adrienne Young (Goodreads Author) 4 stars out of 5 **Thank you so much to Wednesday Books for providing me a digital ARC of this novel for the purpose of review** OND ELDR. Breathe Fire. VEGR YFIR FJOR. Honour Above Life.  I didn’t really know what to expect when I went into Sky in the Deep. […]

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Review: “The Plastic Magician” by Charlie N. Holmberg

The Plastic Magician (The Paper Magician, #4)  by Charlie N. Holmberg (Goodreads Author) 4 stars out of 5 **Thank you to 47North for providing me a digital ARC of this novel via Netgalley for the purpose of review** I can’t really tell you the full circumstances of how I stumbled across Charlie N. Holmberg’s The Paper Magician — I […]

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Review: “A Court of Frost and Starlight” by Sarah J. Maas

A Court of Frost and Starlight (A Court of Thorns and Roses, #3.1)  by Sarah J. Maas (Goodreads Author) Rating: 2 out of 5 stars You know, in many an anime there’s always the “beach episode”, where all the characters inevitably spend an entire episode wandering around a beach in their swimwear and, well, nothing really happens. […]

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Review: “Obsidio” by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff

Obsidio (The Illuminae Files, #3)  by Amie Kaufman (Goodreads Author), Jay Kristoff (Goodreads Author) 5 stars out of 5 This review has been truncated due to the presence of spoilers. You can read the review in its entire, un-redacted format on Goodreads. AIDAN was the secret protagonist of this series and you cannot convince me otherwise. Well, guys, we […]

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Review: “A Book of Spirits and Thieves” by Morgan Rhodes

A Book of Spirits and Thieves (Spirits and Thieves, #1)  by Morgan Rhodes 3 stars out of 5 This hovers somewhere between a 2.75 and a 3, but I’m feeling generous and bumping it up in my rounding. What a disappointment. I really like Rhodes’ Falling Kingdoms series, and the promise of a spin-off tale set both in […]

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