Alternities by Michael P. Kube-McDowell My rating: 3 of 5 stars Boy, there wasn't a single character in this book that was likeable. Not one. The protagonist, Rayne Wallace, a "Runner" who goes between alternate versions of America, is an absolute asshole to his wife, who in turn is a total bitch to him. Wonderful …
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I think I've been in a deep depression since Toby's death last month. And I think his death magnifies my father's death last year. I should be feeling good, living in a nice, new house in a nice, quiet, safe neighborhood, but all I can think about is how Toby isn't here and doesn't get …
Mercer Bears vs. Tennessee Volunteers - NCAA Tournament Game - Recap - March 23, 2014 - ESPN. UT put on a completely dominating performance to make it to the Sweet 16 for the first time in several years. Go Vols!
Well, we've been living in our new house for exactly one month today and things are coming together. We've got just about all of the boxes unpacked, which is good, and most things have been put away. We still haven't hung any pictures yet, though, but that's the norm for me. It takes me awhile …
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The Man Who Never Missed by Steve Perry My rating: 4 of 5 stars I have a hard time rating this book because it started strongly, but after a few introductory chapters, it falls into a giant flashback that takes up about 80% of the book, much of it anticipated by the first chapters. Nonetheless, …
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