Today on Spotify we’re discussing The Court of Miracles, a compelling narrative that entices the reader with high stakes tension and incredible storytelling. Continue reading The Court of Miracles Review on Spotify
A compelling narrative of 19th century Paris, The Court of Miracles entices the reader with high stakes tension and incredible storytelling. Continue reading Review of ‘The Court of Miracles’ (A Court of Miracles #1)
Today on YouTube we’re discussing The Court of Miracles by Kester Grant, a compelling narrative of 19th century Paris, that entices the reader with high stakes tension and incredible storytelling. Continue reading Watch “The Court of Miracles Review” on YouTube
Having trouble what book to add to your reading list? Well check out what I’m reading here, a sneak peek at reviews to come, and see if they tickle your fancy. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #237
By Cynthia Ayala
Kaz Brekker, criminal prodigy has just been offered a job, a dangerous heist that would mean wealth beyond his wildest dreams. Should be a piece of cake, all they have to do is break into an impenetrable prison, retrieve a hostage and live long enough to claim the reward. With a crew full of some of the most desperate and dangerous criminals, what could possibly go wrong?
Published September 29, 2015, by Henry Holt and Company, Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo is a young adult fantasy about six thieves challenged by one incredible heist.
Continue reading “A Winning Combo of Thievery and Fantasy | Review of ‘Six of Crows’ (Six of Crows #1)”
By Cynthia Ayala
Hey there avid readers! I hope that everyone is having a wonderful day. It’s been easygoing lately. I’ve postponed the publication of my book by a year because quality matters and I feel like I’m rushing so taking a step back taking my time. I want this novel to be good, I want it to connect to my readers. So while I’m working on my novel, taking my time, I’ll also be here on y blog catching up on my reading and my reviews. So here’s my weekly reading list, happy reading!
Continue reading “Weekly Reading List #88”
By Cynthia Ayala
Hey there readers! Guess who is finally a graduate of Emerson College! This girl! Boy was it cold, and wet, lots of rain in Boston this past weekend. My mom and grandmother took so many pictures of me and Dennis Lehane was my commencement speaker, which was super cool btw. Anyway, it was tons of fun I just wished my uncle, aunt and fiancé had been there with me, but I’ll see them soon enough. On the bright side on the 21-hour drive I took back home with my mom (because we were moving furniture back to FL from BOS) I got a lot of reading done. So check out this week’s reading list. Happy reading!
Continue reading “Weekly Reading List #87”
By Cynthia Ayala
Hey there readers, this month, well this month was a tough one. What we got here was a tie and I had to be the tie breaker and boy was it hard because there were three books on this list that I really wanted to read, and two of them were tied! So I had to choose the one that I wanted to read more than the other and it took a lot of thought let me tell you. So may I present to you the September Book of the Month *drum roll* Crooked Kingdom! Check out what it’s all about below. Happy reading and stay tuned for next month’s poll coming up soon.
Continue reading “Book of the Month – September 2016”
By Cynthia Ayala
Another month means another poll to select the book of the month for September. Just click on the books below to check out what these novels are all about and you can leave your vote in the comments section or you can vote here on Pollcaster or by clicking the picture below. The winner will get a featured book review here on my website. Happy voting! Continue reading “Book of the Month Poll – September 2016”
