A Night of Serious Drinking
Book
A Night of Serious Drinking is among Rene Daumal's most important literary works. Like Daumal’s...
Saving Sophie
8.0
Rate It
Book
A teenage girl is missing. Is your daughter involved, or is she next? Your daughter is in danger....
Leaving Paradise (Leaving Paradise #1)
7.0
Rate It
Book
Nothing has been the same since Caleb Becker left a party drunk, got behind the wheel, and hit...
Strength Check (Dungeons and Dating #1)
8.8
Rate It
Book
Roxie Esposito just opened a board game café in San Francisco and should be basking in success....
Contemporary FF Romance
Journey Man (Knights of Black Swan #9)
8.0
Rate It
Book
For five years Glendennon Catch had knocked around the globe as a floater, filling in wherever a...
Adult Paranormal Romance
Daily Water - Drink Tracker and Reminder
Health & Fitness and Lifestyle
App
Water plays a very important role in our body, it transports nutrients and oxygen into cells,...
Suswatibasu (1701 KP) rated Digging Up Mother: A Love Story in Books
Oct 14, 2017 (Updated Oct 15, 2017)
For all lovers of gonzo, Doug Stanhope reaches the top of the list of crude humour, insane experiences muddled in with bittersweet memories.
This autobiography is hilarious, and the only way to read it, is to listen to it, given there are so many 'director's comments', in which Doug and his friends discuss the incident at hand. Also the fact that he is drunk at times and will loudly burp just adds to the book so much more than skimming through the pages. While the majority is about him, it premises around his mother's life and death which have ultimately shaped him. She's no ordinary mother that's a fact.
From being a pyromaniac as a child, a teen male prostitute to telephone salesman, Stanhope has had an interesting life mixed in with drugs, alcohol, women and stand up comedy. And while you do think he's a bit of a so-and-so, it's still very funny. A great listen.
Sue (5 KP) rated Death al Fresco in Books
Apr 23, 2018
The body is identified as Gino, a local fisherman and regular patron at Solaris’. Is it true what everyone is saying? Is Sally’s dad negligent for allowing an inebriated customer to leave the restaurant alone at night? Witnesses claim that Gino was drunk when he left the restaurant, but his waitress swears that she only served him to beers with a full meal. Can she find out the truth before her father’s reputation and that on his restaurant goes down the drain?
This is not your average cozy mystery full of cuteness. Sally is a smart and multifaceted character that has you cheering for her to find the bad guys.
BadgerMuffin (48 KP) rated Everyone is John in Tabletop Games
Jun 4, 2019
Everyone is John is a game where all the players control a single character. Each player is one part of a split personality, each with their own goals and skill sets. The Game Master gives you a scenario and each player bets a value of willpower, whoever has the highest amount of willpower bet gets to control John until they fail a skill check.
This game is high speed, and makes a good game for any night. It's easy to pick up, and easy to screw over your friends. For a game that is free, this is incredible. Honestly, I'd pay at least £10-£15 for this game.
Gameplay is fun, and sparks conversation around the table. With John being a sociopath you can pretty much do anything.
TL;DR
-Incredible Game
-Easy to Play
-FREE! (But I'd totally pay for it)
-Good Sobre & Drunk
Eleanor (1463 KP) rated The Woman in the Window in Books
Jun 13, 2019 (Updated Jun 13, 2019)
There are a lot of unreliable narrator books around at the moment in the thriller genre and I think this is a solid addition, it’s a well written fast paced read. The plot doesn't seem to be anything groundbreaking and lacks in any real surprises in the plot but it’s very engagingly narrated. Maybe my love for staying in at home and drinking wine made this book speak to me but I found it engrossing and enjoyable. If your into old films you'll probably get a kick out of all the references to those as well.
Oh and net curtains when you are in a home that is overlooked why isn't that a thing....