Jash Reads: Animorphs #6 The Capture (Chapter 7)

I read chapter seven of Animorphs #6 The Capture by K.A.Applegate.

At First Love Chapter 25: Hit Me With Your Best Shot

This is a Real Person Fanfiction. In this fanfiction Iain Glen has never been married.

This chapter has been edited due to content. If you want to see the unedited version GO HERE.

Dune: The Machine Crusade (Book Review) [Patreon Exclusive]

There is a lot to unpack in Dune: The Machine Crusade and not enough time to cover everything. So I focus on what I deem some of the most important parts of the book.

Jash Reads: Animorphs #6 The Capture (Chapter 6)

I read chapter six of Animorphs #6 The Capture by K.A.Applegate.

Hope(less) (Mini-Review)

Hope(less) is the first book of Melissa Haag's Judgment of the Six series. In it we are introduced to Gabby who can see people as sparks and unintentionally pulls men's attention towards her. As she is one of the few humans able to mate with werewolves, she is taken in by werewolf society and asked to find a mate. Clay falls for her while she wants nothing to do with him. As their courtship begins, revelations are given to Gabby that may make life even more complicated for her.

The Raven Speaks: The Reason the Yeerks Couldn't Take Away Freewill

Animorphs is a great series but it does have its problems. One such problem is Animorphs #28 The Experiment. The only way I can get through it is by a headcanon I made up.

Coming Soon: Top 10 Reasons Why Game of Thrones Seasons 7 and 8 Sucked

Game of Thrones began in 2011 to a strong fanbase. It helped that it was an adaptation of George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series which meant there was already people interested in it. The show continued going strong and quickly all the world was tuning in to see what would happen next.

So when it was announced that the show was ending there was a lot of interest to see how characters and storylines would end up. The fanbase was so huge at that point that there were basically factions dividing people into what they liked and didn't like about the show.

But by the time Game of Thrones ended, no one wanted to talk about it or give it another rewatch. It wasn't that the events of Seasons 7 and 8 were sad, it was that they were painful. In two shortened seasons the show managed to destroy everything that made it unique.

While there are way more than ten reasons of why the final two seasons of Game of Thrones sucked, I do not have time to write a full and comprehensive list at the moment.