Normally I do book reviews, but since I've been playing it and I have a good amount to say I think I'll do a video game review here. I will be mentioning massive spoilers throughout. First, my history with the series: As a kid I remember having FF4 as a kid. Played 5 and 6, and eventually 7 with a friend. After that I played 11 for about 7 years, and played 14. Of course, people who started playing 14 know it didn't do very well at first. I gave it another try when they re-launched it, but it never clicked for me. The visuals were beautiful, and the gameplay might even be different now, but I never got into it like I wanted to. I haven't pl

The Eighth Day Brotherhood I received a free copy of this book. (Spoilers within) As usual these days, it's been a few days since I actually finished reading the book. "The Eighth Day Brotherhood" is essentially about several characters and their connections to a series of murders by a cult. If you're weak to any sort of gore, you may not want to continue. The first murder is of a male model, who is brutally disfigured and then propped up in a public area with his eyes burnt out and wings attached to his body, in order to replicate Icarus. His lover, Remy, is distraught and determined to find the killer, but the 1800's isn't a place th

Angel's Wings I received a free copy of this book. (Spoilers within) It's been a few days since I finished reading the book, so hopefully I remember everything. One day a young boy turns up on the steps of a church, murdered brutally. Inspector Arthur Harbreak has to solve the crime. But, he's really a small-town person who doesn't feel he's even actually qualified for the job. He asks for help from a longtime friend of his, Doctor Thurston, and they investigate the case together. In the beginning I wasn't taken in by the writing style. Not that there were tons of errors or anything was particularly wrong. Something about the style jus