Storm of Locusts is the second book of the Sixth World series, following and starts about a month after Trail of Lightning ends. Maggie has been trying to keep busy working with the Thirsty Boys and hanging out with Tah, waiting for Kia. She hasn’t seen him, hasn’t talked to him and has no idea […]
The thing I really like about the Incryptid series is it follows a uniquely charming/crazy family of Cryptozoologists as they interact with a variety of creatures thought to be mythical. This ranges from things which are super small, like worms and plant life (be careful it might eat you) to loch ness monsters to Gorgons […]
King of Scars is the first book in a new Nikolai Duology by Leigh Bardugo set in the Grishaverse world. I’ve read most of the books in this series apart from Language of Thorns and even though this is a new book in a series and you could read it without having read the other […]
Hell’s King is the second book in Eve Langlais’ Hell’s Son series. This is the third series set in this world with the really funny Lucifer. The first series is The Princess of Hell, which like this one is a UF series that follows Lucifer’s youngest and favorite daughter, Muriel. The second series is Welcome […]
I began 2018 with a review of Sarina Bowen’s True North Series. It only seems fitting to finish off the year with another poignant romance in the same series. Speakeasy is the fifth installment in the True North series, where everyday folk navigate love and life in rural Vermont. Alec Rossi is a fun-loving, bar […]
For some reason, I thought Thunderhead was the sequel to Scythe and it was the end of the Arc of a Scythe series. After I finished reading, I went to look because, man, it can NOT end there. I wouldn’t call it a cliffhanger but there is so much more I want to know. I […]
This book has been on my TBR list for what seems like forever. Every time I saw another review for a book in this series, I wanted to start it. But for whatever reason, I never got around to it. I even had a copy of this audiobook for a while. I’m a fan of […]
On a Tuesday is a second chance stand alone new adult romance by Whitney G. Straight off, thumbs up to the cover artist, and…ahem…the cover model, because, if I’m being honest, that was what caught my attention. I was further drawn in by the smart girl meets star athlete story line, it is one of […]
This is the second book in John Scalzi’s Lock In series. In this futuristic world, many people contracted a plague that left about one percent of the population with Haden’s Syndrome. Anyone who has Haden’s Syndrome, their minds are fully functional, but their bodies are pretty much useless, though they have to be cared for, […]
I was offered The Calculating Stars as an audio to review by Audible and was very excited to hear it. In my mind, it was science fiction but in reality it is combined with historical fiction. The story centers around a couple of the Jewish faith, in the 1950s. They both work for the government. […]