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Book Review: The Rust Maidens by Gwendolyn Kiste
A novel that starts shiny and bright, but, much like its title, begins to rust in its middle, and crumbles away to nothing by the end. Phoebe returns home after twenty eight years, as her mother is selling the family home to move into a condo, and Phoebe still has belongings to collect. It’s a…
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Book Review: Rose by Rami Ungar
Rose wakes to find herself in a greenhouse, with no memory of how she got there, and actual roses growing out of her head. What’s a girl to do? Keeping Rose company is her boyfriend, Paris, who claims to have the answers to Rose’s predicament, but the problem is that Rose can’t remember him either,…
