Lara Rosales

2 weeks ago | geekgirlauthority.com | Lara Rosales

Welcome to another edition of New TV Shows. This week, a father-daughter spy duo returns to Netflix. Mexican singer Lucero stars in Our Times, Nick Mohammed joins two Hollywood stars in a Prime Video movie and the continuation of To Barcelona, With Love comes to Hallmark Channel. Some exciting series, including one about journalists and exposure, are premiering this week. Get ready because things are about to get good. Here’s what’s new on TV for June 8-14.

3 weeks ago | telltaletv.com | Lara Rosales

The magic of The Survivors lies in the beauty of its scenery and everything that makes the town of Evelyn Bay a beautiful destination. The show does a great job of making it very clear that the main character is Evelyn Bay. The characters, murders, secrets, and lies make the storyline, but it is Evelyn Bay that holds it all together. The town is so deeply rooted in every character that one terrible storm over a decade ago changed the destiny of everyone living in it.

3 weeks ago | eulaliemagazine.com | Lara Rosales

In 2019, Rory Power premiered her first novel Wilder Girls. Since then, fans have been intrigued by the worlds and characters she is able to create through her words. Now, she’s introducing us to the world of Kill Creatures, a psychological suspense that explores identity, desire, and the darkness within its characters. The narrator of the story, and undoubtedly the most important character, is Nan.

3 weeks ago | eulaliemagazine.com | Lara Rosales

Pride is here and we must uplift queer voices more than ever before. If you are ready to submerge yourself in worlds where LGBTQIA characters are the norm and you feel heard, seen, and cared for, we have the perfect list for you. If you have read the books in our LGBTQIA picks for May, we have 7 new titles to add to your TBR list. Rory Power, Rae Wilde, and Shoshana von Blanckensee are among the authors we highlight this month.

3 weeks ago | telltaletv.com | Lara Rosales

It is always quite interesting to start a crime drama with the main character finding the dead body and then going back to tell us what happened. The Better Sister does that several times to make sure we understand everything that happened to get to Adam’s death. The back and forth between the past and the present balances the storyline perfectly, allowing us to get a better understanding of who each character is.