Review of ‘Diamond & Dawn’ (Amber & Dusk #2)
A vast improvement that strays away from the clichés and predictability, allowing the characters to shine and grow. Continue reading Review of ‘Diamond & Dawn’ (Amber & Dusk #2)
Tag: good reads
Weekly Reading List #215
Can’t decide what to read next? Check out these titles and see what tickles your fancy. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #215
Review of ‘Magic Void’ (Oz in Space #2)
With compelling characterization and a science fiction twist, this reverse harem retelling of The Wizard of Oz is addicting. Continue reading Review of ‘Magic Void’ (Oz in Space #2)
Review of ‘Amber & Dusk’ (Amber & Dusk #1)
The flowery language and detailed descriptions don’t hide the lack of substance in the novel or make the ending any less predictable. Continue reading Review of ‘Amber & Dusk’ (Amber & Dusk #1)
Weekly Reading List #214
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Book of the Month Poll – February 2020
New month means new selection of books for the book of the month title. Vote here for your favorite. Continue reading Book of the Month Poll – February 2020
Book of the Month – January 2020
Votes have been tallied! Check out this months winner of the Book of the Month title. Continue reading Book of the Month – January 2020
Review of ‘Bring Me Their Hearts’ (Bring Me Their Hearts, #1)
An interesting and unique novel with a fierce protagonist and complex characters all around allowing for a tension driven novel. Continue reading Review of ‘Bring Me Their Hearts’ (Bring Me Their Hearts, #1)
Review of ‘Rabbit Cake’
Excellent for anyone looking for a dark-humored, enticing read with sweet, hilarious characters and happenings. Continue reading Review of ‘Rabbit Cake’
Review of ‘Sword in the Stars’ (Once and Future, #2)
All hail Ara Azar, Amy Rose Capetta & Cori McCarthy, Sword in the Stars is not only an ingenious retelling but sheer perfection. Continue reading Review of ‘Sword in the Stars’ (Once and Future, #2)