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
November 25, 2022
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 […]
5 YA Mini Reviews
October 2, 2022
Another day, another set of mini reviews. This time, here are five mini reviews of young adult books that I’ve recently read. Unfortunately not all were hits, but a few were gems. Shine by Jessica Jung Shine by Jessica Jung is the first of a duology about a Korean American girl who is training to […]
Blood Like Fate by Liselle Sambury | Book Review
September 21, 2022
Blood Like Fate by Liselle Sambury is the sequel to Blood Like Magic – completing the duology. I was a little nervous to pick this one up as Blood Like Magic was a slower read for me and I just kind of want to read more books lately — not be stuck on the same one forever. […]
Moon Dark Smile by Tessa Gratton | Book Review
September 6, 2022
I have just now come to the conclusion yesterday that Tessa Gratton is hit or miss for me. I was SO excited for Moon Dark Smile. The pitch absolutely appealed to me. Come on, Laini Taylor is one of the comps. And previously I had really enjoyed Blood Magic. It turns out, however, that Moon Dark Smile was a […]
Trigger by N Griffin | Book Review
March 23, 2022
Trigger by N Griffin was pitched to me as a cross between The Queen’s Gambit and Educated. I just knew I had to pick this book up. Apparently this book was just what the doctor had ordered for my reading slump. I could not stop turning the pages and tore right through this book. Trigger is an excellent, […]