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Published Book Review

I recently wrote a book review for Deseret News. Huzzah! Published! Hopefully I can pick up a few more of these assignments (it's all freelance).

I had to write it in a different style than I'm used to, and the editing process changed/cut some things (honestly? not for the better), but that's how it goes.

Check out the review here.
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