This is a novel I had sitting on my physical TBR shelf ever since it was published! I kept putting it off to the point that the pages started to yellow because it had been so long (and because my TBR shelf is close to a window, so it got plenty of unnecessary sunshine). I’mContinueContinue reading “Book Review: Kaikeyi by Vaishnavi Patel”
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Book Review: One For My Enemy by Olivie Blake
I have read four books by Olivie Blake and so far, her books have been a hit or miss for me. I either absolutely LOVE her novels and I’m an emotional wreck afterwards, or I feel neutral about it. One For My Enemy is a novel that falls into that first category. It was heartbreakingContinueContinue reading “Book Review: One For My Enemy by Olivie Blake”
Book Review: This Dark Descent by Kalyn Josephson
I was first introduced to novels by Kalyn Josephson a couple of years ago. I had purchased a one-off book box from OwlCrate and the novel of the month was The Storm Crow (which I had previously reviewed, so if you want to read that review, it is linked here). I loved that novel soContinueContinue reading “Book Review: This Dark Descent by Kalyn Josephson”
Book Review: The Crimson Fortress by Akshaya Raman (The Ivory Key Book 2)
I had been waiting SO long for this sequel. I was first introduced to The Ivory Key a few years ago (I think?) when I purchased a one-off OwlCrate subscription box and I LOVED every bit of it. It was and is one of my favourite novels of all time so, I was thrilled toContinueContinue reading “Book Review: The Crimson Fortress by Akshaya Raman (The Ivory Key Book 2)”
Book Review: The Stolen Heir by Holly Black
I think after the finale of The Cruel Prince trilogy, it was inevitable that I review The Stolen Heir. I was obsessed with The Cruel Prince Trilogy and while I did have some criticisms of the original trilogy, I still enjoyed it. So, when I heard that Holly Black was writing a sequel to JudeContinueContinue reading “Book Review: The Stolen Heir by Holly Black”
NetGalley Review: To Cage A God by Elizabeth May
Today, I have another NetGalley book review! I am absolutely IN LOVE with the novels Daphne Press has been publishing, so I am really excited to have read and reviewed their next release! Before I begin I just want to thank NetGalley and Daphne Press for providing me with a free eARC of this novelContinueContinue reading “NetGalley Review: To Cage A God by Elizabeth May”
Book Review: The Last Tale Of The Flower Bride by Roshani Chokshi
Roshani Chokshi has a soft spot in my heart for her books and especially, her writing style. So, when I heard that she was writing her first adult novel and I immediately decided to pre-order it and of course, I just HAD to review it. So, while this is a very late review, here itContinueContinue reading “Book Review: The Last Tale Of The Flower Bride by Roshani Chokshi”
Book Review: Once Upon A Broken Heart trilogy by Stephanie Garber
And this is another series I started because of a pretty cover. I think it’s fair to say you should all expect me to occasionally read novels because of the pretty covers and this series is another example of it. So, I know that Stephanie Garber’s debut series was Caraval and it is a seriesContinueContinue reading “Book Review: Once Upon A Broken Heart trilogy by Stephanie Garber”
NetGalley Book Review: The Hunting Moon
Roughly a year ago I read and reviewed the ARC for The Luminaries by Susan Dennard which was provided by NetGalley and Daphne Press (which you can read here). Even if you don’t want to read that review, I can tell you now that I enjoyed it. So, when I saw that the sequel wasContinueContinue reading “NetGalley Book Review: The Hunting Moon”
NetGalley Review: Godly Heathens by H. E. Edgmon
This is easily one of my favourite ARCs from NetGalley and Daphne Press for the whole year! There were SO many aspects of this novel that I enjoyed I cannot wait to discuss them below. Before I get into my review, I want to thank NetGalley and Daphne Press for providing me with an eARCContinueContinue reading “NetGalley Review: Godly Heathens by H. E. Edgmon”
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