I requested a digital galley of The Everlasting Rose by Dhonielle Clayton from NetGalley and Disney Hyperion publishing. If memory serves, I received my ebook on release day, which was very exciting! I had high hopes for Rose after the amazing world building in The Belles, and I am pleased to report that this is … Continue reading THE EVERLASTING ROSE Netgalley Review
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Late Eclipses: Fae Urban Fantasy at its Finest
I am slowly working my way through the October Daye series by Seanan McGuire. Last week I read book 4, Late Eclipses. I think it's my favorite of the 4 books I've read. It seems like the series is starting to move in a specific direction in the long term, and I am here for it. … Continue reading Late Eclipses: Fae Urban Fantasy at its Finest
PTSD: NetGalley Review
Thanks to NetGalley and First Second publishers for providing a copy of PTSD for review. Click here for the Synopsis! After returning home from an unpopular war, Jun becomes an outsider in an indifferent world. Alone, desperate, and suffering from wounds both mental and physical, she seeks relief in the illicit drugs she manages to … Continue reading PTSD: NetGalley Review
An Affair of Poisons – NetGalley Review
I requested an arc of An Affair of Poisons from NetGalley & the publisher for review. One of my dear bookstagram friends beautifullybooksy was reading it a few months ago, and it definitely piqued my interest! I don't read a lot of historical fiction/fantasy, but I am so glad I gave this one a try. Click here for … Continue reading An Affair of Poisons – NetGalley Review
Top Ten Tuesday: 5 Star reads under 2K Ratings
This week's challenge is to list my top 10 reads with less than 2,000 ratings on Goodreads. I was so surprised by some of the books I was able to include on this list! Undying by Amie Kaufman & Meagan Spooner What up Illuminae fans? We aren't all just in it for Kristoff right!? Why … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: 5 Star reads under 2K Ratings
Blood Heir – NetGalley Review
I requested an ARC of Blood Heir by Amélie Wen Zhao from the publisher, and they provided me with a NetGalley link. After reading the synopsis and the author's introductory letter on Goodreads, I was really excited to read this YA Fantasy. My exact words were I was "very interested in this author's unique perspective on … Continue reading Blood Heir – NetGalley Review
The Casquette Girls: Atmospheric & Magical, Tropes & All!
Wow, I meant to type this post up ages ago! I first read The Casquette Girls by Alys Arden a few months ago, and I read the sequel, The Romeo Catchers in December to prep for The Cities of Dead. I'm planning to read the most recent instalment this month since it just came out and I have no chill. Oh also, … Continue reading The Casquette Girls: Atmospheric & Magical, Tropes & All!
The Test by Sylvain Neuvel: A Near Future World That’s too Close to Home
I requested a copy of The Test by Sylvain Neuvel from Tor.com to review. I saw some amazing reviews from my reader friends so I was eager to give this book a try. Even with its short page count, The Test packs a major punch. This book will make you question what it means to be human, … Continue reading The Test by Sylvain Neuvel: A Near Future World That’s too Close to Home
Voices: The Final Hours of Joan of Arc – NetGalley Review
I requested a digital arc of Voices from NetGalley. I was thrilled to see the approval for this one in my inbox because I have long held a fascination for Joan of Arc. Back in middle school, I did a big research project about her, and I just fell in love with her moving and … Continue reading Voices: The Final Hours of Joan of Arc – NetGalley Review
The Last Life of Prince Alastor: NetGalley Review
I requested an eARC of The Last Life of Prince Alastor by Alexandra Bracken a very long time ago. It was actually one of the first books I ever requested on NetGalley, and it was a huge surprise to me when I actually got it. In case you missed it, I did a full review of the first book in … Continue reading The Last Life of Prince Alastor: NetGalley Review
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