Michael Cudlitz and Stacey Hinnen as Kohl brothers, businessmen who have business plans in Cuba and want to acquire K&A

Fae of Rewyth Series by Emily Blackwood - Goodreads

And it really, really needs an editor, or even just a friend with a slightly better grasp of vocabulary. At least then they could save it from simple mistakes like using the wrong words “vile rose in my throat” where it should be bile, “limps” where it should be limbs. I don’t know if an editor could save it from some of the really weird word choices and descriptions though. “Bench like structure” -what makes it not a bench? Just say there is a bench! To be honest, it felt like a bit too much inspiration had been taken from the ACOTAR story. I loved ACOTAR, but I do wish this had been a bit more original. The first night he keeps her in the same room to protect her and after an attempt on her life he sleeps across the hall all the other nights? The guard at the door doesn't hear the windows shatter but hears her scream? I also didn’t really like the casual sexism. We’re supposed to believe that the MC is a Strong Female Protagonist, but there are several lines like “she didn’t stand a chance because she was just a girl”. This happens both with the MC and with her only female ally. Also, in every dangerous situation the MC finds herself in, despite having a knife and claiming she knows how to use it, she always gets overpowered before she has any chance to defend herself and needs to be saved by the LI. Josh Lawson as Doug Guggenheim, a member of Marty's consultant pod who specialises in numerical analysis. He was part of Marty's pod before he left Galweather. After Marty left, he briefly became a part of Jeannie's pod before they both left for Kaan & Associates. It is also known that he graduated from Harvard, he is seen constantly reminding this fact to everyone. He marries Sarah ( Jenny Slate) (Season 2) but after he sends her a drunken text message, she cleans out his bank accounts and leaves (Season 4).As she tries to unravel the mystery of who killed her mentor, she is also forced to confront her own feelings for Kynto, a handsome human soldier who is fighting for the other side. There is much pain and darkness in the house of lies and sorrow, but there is also much strength and resilience. The future holds many challenges for this house, but it also holds much potential for growth and healing. What impact has the house had on your life? Griffin Dunne as Marco "The Rainmaker" Pelios, president, CEO, and senior partner at Galweather-Stearn. Craig was inspired by the classic fairy tale “The Twelve Dancing Princesses” and wanted to create a modern retelling with a dark, gothic twist. And then there’s Malachi. Big, brooding fae with wings and supposedly super strong, deadly powers that we get to experience, but I still have no idea exactly how his magic worked. Or really how anything worked…

House of Lies and Sorrow - Fantastic Fiction

I loved Mal he came off as arrogant and careless towards Jade but as the story progressed and I read more from his side I began to understand his initial facade. Even from the beginning it was clear he was trying his best to create distance between himself and jade for her safety. I loved how he didn't know her or care for her (so he said) but wouldn't allow anyone to disrespect her, it was very admirable of him and it gave me hope that even if he turns out to be the monster that he is claimed to be that he wouldn't be one to jade, that he would do anything for her. Aces high means that the highest card in your hand is an Ace. The probability of having aces high is 0.0264, or 1 in 38. This author’s writing style reminded me of my own, so I felt cozy and at home. However, a lot of the events felt too drawn out. The need to constantly swap pov’s I think hinders the novel a bit making a singular scene go from edge of my seat thrilling to “how much longer is this chapter?” Overall, I think there is a lot of potential here. I just think it needs a bit of minor work. Join Jade and Malachi on their thrilling journey as they navigate the treacherous House of Lies and Sorrow.

The show focuses on both the personal and business lives of Marty Kaan, a manipulative, charming and opportunistic management consultant. I really liked the first book in this series - I thought the cover was STUNNING so I just had to buy the physical even though it’s on kindle unlimited. It’s completely all over the place and the characters don’t really make much sense, nor does the story.