This time of year calls out for comfort food. What better way to enjoy the season, than to pull out my comfort reads and enjoy them all over again. Poison Study is one of my go-to rereads and it never fails to disappoint. This is a beautifully written gem that stuns you with its originality […]
The Raven Cycle is one of my favorite series ever, so I was both excited and really nervous to read Call Down the Hawk. This is the first book in a brand new series but I don’t think that the enjoyment level will be the same, or that all of the Dreaming stuff will make as […]
This is a joint review between Robin and me. We both are big fans of The Invisible Library series since the beginning. The world-building is exceptional, with new worlds in each book since Irene travels. Irene is an awesome character, and all the characters are very well-developed. The writing in these stories is excellent, more […]
Cinder & the Prince of Midnight is the first book in a new series, Midnight Tales by Susan Ee. I enjoyed the Penryn & the End of Days series by this author and was excited to see what her take on a classic fairytale would be. Susan Ee didn’t disappoint with a new dark twist […]
The purpose of Thrifty Thursday is to read a book which was free (at some point). Kindle freebie on November 19, 2019 (currently free as of writing this post) Overall rating 3.84 with 6,804 ratings and 578 reviews I saw The Last Necromancer on Chirp as a $0.99 audio book deal but I […]
I’ve been a huge Jennifer Estep fan ever since I started reading her Elemental Assassin series back in 2011. She has won me over with wonderful characters, fun and action packed plots and interesting world-building. I’ve found that isn’t just limited to to Gin and the gang, but also in two other series that I’ve […]
A Dream of Fire is the first book in a new Dragon Queen series. It is unusual because instead of being about someone with magic or power in a world with dragons, it is about the guy with no magic that teaches at a school for magic. Griffin lost his magical parents when he was […]
The first half of The Library of the Unwritten, I had first book syndrome. I struggled to assimilate the world, the characters; it was made worse because of the angels and demons. Luckily, there wasn’t much in a religious nature and by the second half, I was starting to enjoy the story. The premise with […]
I was sent Life and Limb by the publisher in print, then requested the eARC since that is easier for me to read. The blurb noted it as a modern western fantasy series. I liked the sound of it and the mythology. However, it wasn’t clear to me that it is about angels versus demons […]
Alex Stern can barely catch a break; the world is forcing her to drink from the fire hose from a very young age. Everyone seems to be using her and no one caring for her. Fortunately, Alex is smart and more than that, a survivor. I felt for her and I came to like her. […]