An Overwhelmed Creative

I picked this audiobook in December because I had a few options when choosing my two free Audible Originals. I'm happy I did. My genre of choice is usually not  romance. I'm more of a thriller or fantasy kind of girl. But, after Christmas, I finished a Dean Koontz book and I thought I needed a change of pace. So, I gave this book a chance. The story is totally unreal. Half the time I thought that none of the actions in the story made sense. In this modern world, the romantic interest sounds like a psycho. They barely just met, he proposes to pretend he's the girl's boyfriend and she says yes? There were plenty of special moments like these in the book (especially when they are in her childhood room), but I took it all in, relaxed and enjoyed the story. It was fun, funny and predictable, and it was just what I needed. If you like this type of romantic comedies, you will enjoy this one. I do recommend it. At least I know I love happy endings. cheers! ...

For the first blog post in this new videogame section, I thought to write about my love of the Zelda franchise, more than just about Breath of the Wild, which was the first game I wanted to talk about. I think that talking about how wonderful Zelda is through its top five games is the way to go. Besides, I will include Breath of the Wild on the list. When making this list, I think about the story, the gameplay, the map, the dungeons, and the look of each Zelda game when I rank them. It's a complicated process, and although some games are basically ties, I will talk about them and why they are all still great anyway. Here are my top five Zelda games, according to me. 5. Link to the Past A classic, for sure. This was my introduction to the world of Zelda. I did play a few minutes of the first two games (Legend of Zelda I, II), but I never got the hang of those. I never loved them. I remember being stuck in a town unable to cross a river (was that even a thing...