Break Wide the Sea has such a fascinating premise and a world that immediately pulled me in. The idea of a cursed family, heartbreak that literally turns you into a monster, and a world haunted by finfolk is so intriguing. The author’s worldbuilding is rich and atmospheric, and it initially felt fresh and immersive. That … Continue reading Book Review: Break Wide the Sea by Sara Holland
Category: Fantasy
Book Review: Not You Again by Erin La Rosa
Not You Again is such a fun rom-com! The story definitely has some Groundhog Day vibes, as the people in the town of Julian must relive April 23rd over and over again. The story follows two people from the town's funeral home, Adam and Carly. Adam runs the funeral home, and Carly is there for … Continue reading Book Review: Not You Again by Erin La Rosa
Book Reviews: Fallen City & One Bed for the Bluestocking
MY THOUGHTS ON FALLEN CITY: This is a tough one for me to review because I have mixed feelings. I love the author's writing style and the rich and immersive feel of her books. The premise of the book is very interesting, and I like how the chapters switch between the two main characters as … Continue reading Book Reviews: Fallen City & One Bed for the Bluestocking
Book Review: A Curious Kind of Magic by Mara Rutherford
A Curious Kind of Magic is a cozy, whimsical fantasy filled with unusual magic, found family vibes, and an immersive setting. I love the rich, atmospheric vibes from the very beginning, and the magical elements were intriguing. The side characters were another highlight of the story for me. Finlay is a total cinnamon roll. Gentle, … Continue reading Book Review: A Curious Kind of Magic by Mara Rutherford
Book Review: The Ordeals by Rachel Greenlaw
Wow! What a great story! Dark, suspenseful, and captivating with a compelling cast of characters, a unique plot, a swoon-worthy romance, and an academic setting, The Ordeals ticked a lot of boxes for me. The story follows Sophia, a young thief desperate to break free from the man who has had power over her since … Continue reading Book Review: The Ordeals by Rachel Greenlaw
Book Review: A Fae in Finance by Juliet Brooks
Well, this was a delightfully fun read! A Fae in Finance follows Miri, who becomes trapped in the supernatural realm. There she’s charged with continuing her work for the Princeling of the Faerie world, but she can never return home. Distraught, Miri makes a deal with the Princeling, becomes a teacher of human ways to … Continue reading Book Review: A Fae in Finance by Juliet Brooks
Book Review: The Faerie Morgana by Louisa Morgan
The Faerie Morgana is a rich and immersive story and a unique retelling that puts a fresh spin on the Arthurian legend while still capturing the magical essence of the original tales. I'm so glad I buddy read this with Leslie at Books Are the New Black because we had some great chats about the … Continue reading Book Review: The Faerie Morgana by Louisa Morgan
Book Review: Princess of Blood by Sarah Hawley
“May your words grow wings.” Wow. I just finished the book, and my heart feels like it’s been stomped on, but I low-key want to thank the author for it. lol Seriously, it was STRESSFUL! New to the world of fae royalty, Kenna has her work cut out for her. There’s so much backstabbing and … Continue reading Book Review: Princess of Blood by Sarah Hawley

