“That’s what stories are for, Brin realized. They are magic that aid people in times like this. They provide hope, a light to see by when all others are snuffed out”. As most endings to series, Age of Empyre left me with bittersweet feelings. The final book in the Legends of the First Empire series […]
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 could NOT end there. I wouldn’t call it a cliffhanger but there is so much more I want to know. The […]
Today’s friend is the wonderful Jen from That’s What I’m Talking About, where she also has this review posted. Go check out her blog! My last blogger I reviewed for Jennifer is there now too. I knew of Jen back in the Twilight vampire days because of a mutual friend in Michigan […]
All my hearts are for Heidi’s Guide to Four Letter Words! This won’t be so much a review, as a gushing tribute to the awkward, hilarious masterpiece. I’ll share with you why I love it; your reasons may be different. I learned about this from Andi Arndt herself at Book Bonanza. She is one of […]
I have purchased other of this author’s work, but The Apartment is the first one I’ve managed to read. The genre is a hit for me right now. The mystery / thriller is a favorite. The story here is a single mother with a daughter who have fallen on hard times. A stranger offers them […]
Part-Time Gods is the follow up book to Minimum Wage Magic, which was storage wars in a magic city where someone seemed bent on killing the main character. This DFZ series is set in the same world as the Heartstrikers series, after the events of the last book. You don’t have to have read the […]
The purpose of Thrifty Thursday is to read a book which was free (at some point). Audible freebie on December 20, 2016 (currently $24.95 at Audible and $16.51 at Barnes & Noble as of writing this post) Overall rating 4.46 with 199,496 ratings and 21,840 reviews I can’t remember how this freebie became […]
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 […]