Author: Wren MurphyPublisher: Red Feather Press LLC Princess Sarrah is a smart, headstrong girl who definitely does things her own way, much to the chagrin of her father the King. She is desperate to escape the shackles of finding a suitor and wants to be her own person, however fate has something else in mind... Continue Reading →
Author: Alexandria WarwickPublisher: Andromeda Press I received this book as an ARC from Netgalley and the publisher Andromeda Press. And I would like to thank them for giving me a chance to read it! I am a sucker for fantasy romance. I don’t think this is a secret (especially if you look at my favorites... Continue Reading →
Author: Danielle Annett Publisher: Coffee and Characters I received this book as an ARC from NetGalley and the publisher Coffee and Characters (thank you!) Cruel Wolves and Devious Deceptions is an interesting paranormal romance. It's the story of Meiying and Desmond - and their feelings for each other. Meiying is a Weretiger starting college and trying... Continue Reading →
Author: Meg LongPublisher: Wednesday Books First, I would like to thank NetGalley and Wednesday Books for providing me with an e-ARC of this book and giving me the chance to read it. And where do I begin with this review? I love wolves and as soon as I saw the title and read the synopsis... Continue Reading →
2020 was a helluva year. A National Pandemic, Murder hornets, people opening ancient coffins.. it seemed that anything that could go wrong, did. But it was also a time that I saw people taking care of each other, quarantining, joking to keep each other sane and finding things they loved with all of the time... Continue Reading →
I set a goal. In January, 2019 I decided I wanted to read 30 books for the year. That's about 2-3 books a month. "I can do that easily" I thought to myself. "That's nothing." Turns out, when you have a busy year, you can't read as much as you used to. According to my... Continue Reading →
"There’s nothing wrong with me, Merry. Only my bones want to grow through my skin like the growing things and pierce the world." 14 year old Marjorie is possessed... or so her father and his bishop think. The story is told from the point of view of Merry; Marjorie's 8 year old sister. However -... Continue Reading →
The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman is a great book. It takes us back to how magical childhood can seem, and how our brains work in childhood versus adulthood. This book is the story of a man.. but when he was a boy. He returns to this place and starts remembering all these things that happened to him as a child when he... Continue Reading →
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