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
May 11, 2022
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 […]
All The Horses Of Iceland by Sarah Tolmie | Novella Review
March 21, 2022
I had hoped I would vibe a bit more with All The Horses Of Iceland by Sarah Tolmie. Historical fantasy is right up my alley. I just finished watching The Bachelor which had set the finale parts in Iceland. So, now I feel a bit more affinity with the place — trite as that may sound. […]
I Must Betray You by Ruta Sepetys | Audiobook Review
March 4, 2022
Why Did I Listen To I Must Betray You by Ruta Sepetys? Ruta Sepetys is one of my MUST READ authors. I love historical fiction and her books are just top tier in the YA historical fiction genre. I Must Betray You is another book from Sepetys set during a historical era that I really don’t […]
Our Violent Ends by Chloe Gong | Book Review
February 23, 2022
Our Violent Ends by Chloe Gong is the intense conclusion to the These Violent Delights duology. There is a whole lot of pain in store for Roma and Juliette, main characters of this retelling of Romeo And Juliet. I found myself SO excited to pick this book up — especially given how much of a feature […]
Angel Of Greenwood by Randi Pink | Book Review
January 3, 2022
Randi Pink’s debut Angel Of Greenwood is stellar and not like anything I have read this year. After reading this book, I find that I wish there was more noise around it. It feels like not a ton of people have read this and that is a travesty. However, given that historical fiction is not the […]