I am rereading Game of Thrones and reading The Way of Shadows at the moment.

I'm reading Crush It by Gary Vanyerchuck

Two astrology magazines for 2019: one by the Leo King, the other by Susan Miller, both are renowned astrologers.

I'd finished reading two books the other day, both young adult fiction, and are both now two of my favorite horror stories for just how unique they are. I recommend them both for light summer horror/action reading. 

The first one was #murdertrending by Grechen McNeil. It's about a girl named Dee who is imprisoned after being falsely accused for the murder of her stepsister on Alcatraz 2.0 and trying to survive while trying to figure out who framed her. 2.0 is where all the worst criminals are sentenced to live out in their own little town where they're slowly picked off one by one by government hired assassins while it's all live-streamed to a intensely popular streaming survive for the entertainment of US citizens in an alternate near-future. It's as much fun as it sounds and I could see it being made into an animated action-survival flick. 

The second one was called bleeding earth by Kaitlin Ward and is self-explanatory. The Apocalypse  literally starts because blood starts bubbling up from the ground all over the world and starts flooding everyone out, and this girl is trying to survive with her family and girlfriend. It's creative as heck where apocalyptic stories come from, and it is a trip.

I am reading A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness.  (When I ordered the book I had no clue there was a series based on the book).  So far the book is really interesting.  If you like books about alchemy, magic, witches, vampires, and demons you would enjoy reading this book.

Now I am reading book 2 ...Shadow of Night by Deborah Harkness.

At the moment I'm reading a really cool book. Sapiens: a Brief History of Humankind. It's a fascinating book about our primitive history and how we evolved to become what we are today.