Another day another review dump, am I right? Today features five books I’ve recently read and for the most part enjoyed. At Home On Marigold Lane by Debbie Mason I just really enjoy Debbie Mason‘s books. At Home On Marigold Lane is another entry into the Highland Falls series. Set during autumn, this book follows therapist […]
The Witch Hunt by Sasha Peyton Smith | Book Review
It feels a little weird to read a witch book slightly outside of spooky season, on the verge of Santa season, but friends The Witch Hunt by Sasha Peyton Smith was worth my time. This young adult paranormal historical fiction is the sequel to The Witch Haven. I was so excited to see what happens next with […]
The Silvered Serpents by Roshani Chokshi | Book Review
Please note, this review will contain The Gilded Wolves spoilers. I was so eager to pick up The Silvered Serpents by Roshani Chokshi after completely enjoying The Gilded Wolves. I love a good heist. Plus, I wanted to see what happened next with such an interesting cast of characters. As it turns out, I obtained an ARC of The […]
Audiobook Review Dump vol 2
I am listened to an abundance of audiobooks lately and just really feeling so lucky there are so many excellent books in my queue. Here’s a review dump of four recently listened to audiobooks. Hotel Magnifique by Emily J. Taylor Hotel Magnifique by Emily J. Taylor is set during the Belle Epoque era — the time […]
Rise Of The Snake Goddess by Jenny Elder Moke | Book Review
Rise Of The Snake Goddess by Jenny Elder Moke is the next Samantha Knox book, second in the series. After fully enjoying my time with Curse Of The Spector Queen, I had high expectations for this book. Overall, I liked this book. Was it love? No, but I would still recommend it. It definitely makes for […]
Enola Holmes And The Black Barouche by Nancy Springer | Audiobook Review
Why Did I Listen To Enola Holmes And The Black Barouche by Nancy Springer? Similar to a lot of other people, I saw the Enola Holmes movie on Netflix and high key enjoyed it. I am such a sucker for a girl solving mysteries and taking on the patriarchy. Enola Holmes And The Black Barouche by Nancy […]