For The Wolf by Hannah Whitten has a cover that is like catnip to me. Looking at that cover of the red contrasted with the green and white of the Wilderwood and aesthetically, I am sold. Then we have the tagline about two sisters, one is for the throne and one is for the wolf. […]
The Faithless Hawk by Margaret Owen | Book Review
June 21, 2021
Hello hi I am converted and obsessed with Margaret Owen’s books. I picked up The Faithless Hawk immediately after finishing The Merciful Crow and have zero regrets. In fact, this is my favorite kind of reading to do. BINGE READING, where you just gobble up one book after another by the same author. I don’t often give […]
The Merciful Crow by Margaret Owen | Book Review
June 18, 2021
The Merciful Crow by Margaret Owen was so much better than I expected. I’ll admit I went in with not a lot of expectations. This book has mixed reviews on my goodreads. Still, I wanted to pick it up because I just absolutely love the design of the cover. Also, I’ve been on a roll […]
The Deck Of Omens by Christine Lynn Herman | Book Review
May 24, 2021
The Deck Of Omens by Christine Lynn Herman is the sequel to The Devouring Gray. This book takes us back to the town of Four Paths in Upstate New York and back to the teens from the first book. This paranormal story concludes the duology. It also provides resolution for each of the main characters as […]
The Bright And Breaking Sea by Chloe Neill | Audiobook Review
March 22, 2021
Why Did I Listen To The Bright And Breaking Sea by Chloe Neill? Who doesn’t love a good high seas adventure? The Bright And Breaking Sea by Chloe Neill had a cover that instantly caught my eye. And then, I guess it just gave me some Jacky Faber vibes, so I knew I wanted to listen […]
We Free The Stars by Hafsah Faizal | Book Review
January 27, 2021
Hafsah Faizal’s writing is truly a force. We Free The Stars is the final book in the Sands Of Arawiya duology, and wow, y’all, just wow. I made this book a priority because full disclosure, I think that Hafsah is an awesome person and I’ve “known” her since she was blogging at Icey Books. Usually I […]