Review of ‘The Queen’s Assassin’
The Queen’s Assassin relies too much on fantasy tropes and lends itself to too much predictability, making it underwhelming and forgettable. Continue reading Review of ‘The Queen’s Assassin’
Tag: romance
Incendiary Spotify Review
Today on Spotify we’re discussing Incendiary, Zoraida Córdova’s latest young adult fantasy that is gripping from beginning to end. Continue reading Incendiary Spotify Review
Review of ‘Incendiary’
Zoraida Cordova brings fans a new lush fantasy with Incendiary, filled with high stakes, strong characters, and incredible tension. Continue reading Review of ‘Incendiary’
Watch “Incendiary Review” on YouTube
Today on YouTube we’re discussing Incendiary, Zoraida Cordova’s latest young adult fantasy that is gripping from beginning to end. Continue reading Watch “Incendiary Review” on YouTube
Phoenix Flame Review on Spotify
Today on Spotify we’re discussing Phoenix Flame, the sequel to Havenfall that delves deeper into the fantasy and character dynamics. Continue reading Phoenix Flame Review on Spotify
Review of ‘Phoenix Flame’
Phoenix Flame is a sequel that delves deeper into the fantasy, giving the reader a more action-packed sequel. Continue reading Review of ‘Phoenix Flame’
Watch “Phoenix Flame Review” on YouTube
Today on YouTube we’re discussing Phoenix Flame, the sequel to Havenfall that delves deeper into the fantasy and character dynamics. Continue reading Watch “Phoenix Flame Review” on YouTube
Weekly Reading List #273
Having trouble what book to add to your reading list? Well, check out what I’m reading here, a sneak peek of reviews to come and see if they tickle your fancy. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #273
Fire Review on Spotify
Today on Spotify we’re reviewing Fire, a companion novel to Graceling that offers too many distractions to be properly enjoyed. Continue reading Fire Review on Spotify
Review of ‘Fire’
Fire continues the Graceling series and while it offers readers an interesting story there are many distracting elements that make this novel feel more like a start to a new series than a continuation. Continue reading Review of ‘Fire’