Another Book, Another Destiny…
I’ve read most of Mary E. Pearson’s books, and I was thrilled to get an early copy of The Courting of Bristol Keats. It has such an interesting premise, and, based on how much I loved her previous books, I knew I’d enjoy this one. Pearson is such a great storyteller, and I love her … Continue reading Book Review: The Courting of Bristol Keats by Mary E. Pearson
I’m so happy to be on the tour today for Bride of the Shadow King by Sylvia Mercedes. It’s an immersive adult romantasy about a Shadow King (Love, love, love him!) trying to save his people and a princess forced to deceive and marry him to forge a political alliance. The story hooked me from … Continue reading Book Review: Bride of the Shadow King by Sylvia Mercedes
A gripping adult fantasy, Servant of Earth is a powerful read that gripped me from the start with its compelling protagonist and immersive story. This dark fantasy follows Kenna, a human thrust into the brutal world of the fae, where she mourns the loss of her best friend while being forced into servitude. Kenna must … Continue reading Book Review: Servant of Earth by Sarah Hawley
A Pakistani-inspired fantasy, For She is Wrath is a new twist on The Count of Monte Cristo with a strong FMC and an angst-filled romance. The story follows Dania, a woman wrongfully imprisoned and intent on revenge. When she meets a fellow prisoner trying to dig her way to freedom, the pair work together to … Continue reading Book Review: For She is Wrath by Emily Varga
I have mixed feelings about The Last Raven. The cover is gorgeous, and the premise is really interesting, but the main character and some of the plot points didn't work for me. Though there are adult themes and sexual content, the majority of the story reads as a YA fantasy, which I found a little … Continue reading Book Review: The Last Raven by Helen Glynn Jones
Sometimes it takes a monster to destroy a monster. When I saw this stunning cover and then read the premise, I knew I needed to read this story. It didn't disappoint! It reminded me a little of Chloe Gong's These Violent Delights series in its tone and structure, though the writing style and story are … Continue reading Book Review: The Dagger and the Flame by Catherine Doyle
I've heard so many good things about Erin Craig's books that I leapt at the chance to read The Thirteenth Child. I'm so glad I did! Rich and deeply atmospheric with beautiful storytelling, this is the second book this week that has left me a little broken but in the best possible way. An engrossing … Continue reading Book Review: The Thirteenth Child by Erin A. Craig
A life is short. Legacy is forever. I’m so excited to be on the blog tour today for Vilest Things, the second thrilling novel in Chloe Gong’s Flesh and False Gods series. I think this is one of the most unique Shakespearean retellings I’ve ever read. The way Gong weaves plot elements, themes, and lines … Continue reading Book Tour Review: Vilest Things by Chloe Gong
