Hier findest du alle von mir bisher veröffentlichen Rezensionen. In diesen Rezensionen findest du außschließlich meine ehrliche Meinung. Ich werde weder von den AutorInnen, noch von den Verlagen für meine Rezensionen bezahlt
Ich wünsche dir viel Spaß beim Stöbern. Und vielleicht ist ja dein neues Lieblingsbuch dabei.
Queen of Shadows (Throne of Glass, #4) ♦ Sarah J. Maas | Review Celaena is back, and it doesn’t take long until the first bang. Celaena still has scores to settle, especially with her old master of the Assassin’s Guild, Arobynn Hamel.But while she collects favors owed to her as Celaena, as Aelin, Queen of Terrasen, she seeks vengeance on those who have harmed her, her family, and her kingdom. Post Views: 37
Heir of Fire (Throne of Glass, #3) ♦ Sarah J. Maas | Review When I read Heir of Fire for the first time, back then in German, it almost pulled the rug out from under my feet. Sarah J. Maas totally captivated me with the inner and very emotional struggle of the main protagonist for herself. Okay, I’ll admit that I’m also intrigued by the new supporting/main character. Having read these emotions, this struggle with oneself, in the English original …
Crown of Midnight (Throne of Glass, #2) ♦ Sarah J. Maas | Review Crown of Midnight, the second installment of the Throne of Glass series by Sarah J. Maas came around with new mysteries and old secrets, some were uncovered and many more are still unknown. Post Views: 327
Spiegelstadt – Tränen aus Gold und Silber ♦ Christian Handel & Andreas Suchanek | Rezension Ich hatte zwar bereits von beiden Autoren dieses Buches gehört, aber dies war nun mein erstes von beiden. Den Ausschlag, warum ich zum Buch gegriffen habe bzw. das Rezensionsexemplar bei NetGalley angefragt habe, war ein Teil der Beschreibung. Den hier wurde mir eine mitreiĂźende Story in einem betörenden Setting mit einer wunderschönen queeren Liebesgeschichte versprochen. Hat sich das erfĂĽllt? Post Views: 332
City of Dawn (Nightmarked, #4) ♦ Kat Ross | Review I am honored to have received and read this fourth and final volume in the Nightmarked series as an ARC.And damn, Kat Ross did it again and created another deliciously twisty and unexpected ending to one of her amazingly detailed worlds. Post Views: 211
Das wilde Herz der See ♦ Alexandra Christo | Rezension Aufgrund des Klappentextes hatte ich eine ungefähre Ahnung, was mich in Das wilde Herz der See erwartet. Trotzdem war ich angenehm ĂĽberrascht, dass diese, eher dĂĽstere Young Adult Fantasy Geschichte so fesselnd sein konnte. Abgesehen von Enemies-to-Lovers kam Alexandra Christo gut damit aus, nicht in die ĂĽblichen Tropen des Genres zu verfallen. Was mich wirklich angenehm ĂĽberrascht hat. Post Views: 189
The Foxglove King (The Nightshade Crown, #1) ♦ Hannah Whitten | Review With The Foxglove King, Hannah Whitten heralds her brand-new trilogy The Nightshade Crown. This first volume features necromancy power, royal intrigues at every corner, an impending magical threat, and a love triangle in between. I really enjoyed reading The Foxglove King, but I wouldn’t necessarily call it one of my all-time favorite books. Post Views: 415
The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi ♦ Shannon Chakraborty | Review I must honestly say that I had never heard of author Shannon Chakraborty before reading this book. Her well-known book series The Daevabad Trilogy also completely passed me by. But meanwhile it was allowed to move into my shelf. The reason for this is The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi which I got in an Exclusive Edition by FairyLoot. Post Views: 352
Throne of Glass ♦ Sarah J. Maas | Review Throne of Glass is the first book in a seven-part series written by Sarah J. Maas.As I already wrote in my review of The Assassin’s Blade, I already know the German translation of the series. But I would like to experience the book series in the English original now. Post Views: 341
The Assassin’s Blade ♦ Sarah J. Maas | Review Before I jump into the review, I have to make it clear that I have already read the German translation of the entire book series. Also, these five stories that take place before the actual plot of the series.But I wanted to travel to Erilea again, experience Celaena’s adventures again, only this time in the English original.I know the storyline isn’t any different with translations, but each language has its own …
