Book Review: King of Ravens by Clare Sager

This one of those books that you end up thinking about long after you finish it. It's such an engrossing read, and I stayed up way past my usual bedtime to find out what happened. I just couldn't put it down! I buddy read this with Leslie @ Books Are the New Black, and she … Continue reading Book Review: King of Ravens by Clare Sager

Book Review: Graceless Heart by Isabel Ibañez

Graceless Heart was a book I went into with high expectations, because I've already read and loved several of this author’s previous books and her writing style. There is something about the way she writes that completely pulls me in every time. Her style is immersive and beautifully written, with layered characters, vivid world-building, and … Continue reading Book Review: Graceless Heart by Isabel Ibañez

Book Review: Queen of Faces by Petra Lord

I don't usually say judge a book by its cover, but in this case, you totally should! It's gorgeous, and the story is exciting and dark and so incredibly immersive. I read this with Leslie @ Books Are the New Black, and we flew through it. A fast-paced, action-packed, thought-provoking fantasy, this is a great … Continue reading Book Review: Queen of Faces by Petra Lord

Book Review: Silver & Blood by Jessie Mihalik

First, I have to say that this cover is absolutely stunning, and I’ve spent way too much time staring at it. Happily, the story is great too! It’s immersive and intriguing with dynamic characters and a swoon-worthy romance. Riela and Garrick are both layered and compelling characters, and I like that the chapters alternate between … Continue reading Book Review: Silver & Blood by Jessie Mihalik

Book Review: A Stage Set for Villains by Shannon J. Spann

A Stage Set for Villains is a dark and captivating new romantasy that pulled me in almost immediately with the twisty world of the Playhouse, and the way magic, illusion, and danger are all tangled together. The world-building and magic system is vivid and immersive, and I love how you never really know what's real … Continue reading Book Review: A Stage Set for Villains by Shannon J. Spann

Book Review: Carnival Fantástico by Angela Montoya

Carnival Fantástico is another entertaining, mysterious, and immersive read by Angela Montoya. It follows Esmeralda, a runaway posing as a fortune-teller at a magical traveling carnival, whose one-year contract is coming to its end. If she doesn’t win the lead role in the Big Top show, she has to leave the carnival and risks being … Continue reading Book Review: Carnival Fantástico by Angela Montoya

Book Review: The Last Vampire by Romina Garber

I really enjoyed the author's last book Castle of the Cursed and was excited to read this one. I love her writing style and the rich, atmospheric reads she creates, so The Last Vampire immediately caught my attention. The story follows Lorena Navarro, an Austen-loving senior who enrolls in a new boarding school with her … Continue reading Book Review: The Last Vampire by Romina Garber

Book Review: The Rebel and the Rose by Catherine Doyle

The Rebel and the Rose pulled me right back into Fantome, and honestly, this sequel gave me everything I was hoping for. It was suspenseful and intense, the found family vibes were great, and the characters and romance were fantastic! Sera continues to be a layered and compelling character, and I liked seeing her in … Continue reading Book Review: The Rebel and the Rose by Catherine Doyle