Haunting Adeline ♦ H.D. Carlton | Review
A Dark and Thrilling Escape into a Shadowy World Haunting Adeline by H.D. Carlton is […]
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City of Stardust ♦ Georgia Evans | Review
Review of “City of Stardust” by Georgia Summers – 2 Stars When I picked up
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Neferura ♦ Malayna Evans | Review
A Captivating Journey Through Ancient Egypt – “Neferura” by Malayna Evans Malayna Evans‘ Neferura is
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Talonsister ♦ Jen Williams | Review
A Soaring Fantasy Adventure with Depth and Heart Jen Williams‘ Talonsister is an exciting and
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Empress of Fae ♦ Briar Boleyn | Review
A Mixed Journey in “Empress of Fae”The third edition of Briar Boleyn’s Blood of a
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Heartless Heathens ♦ Santana Knox | Review
Prepare to be swept away into a world both haunting and captivating in Santana Knox‘s
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Empire of the Damned ♦ Jay Kristoff | Review
A Captivating Sequel: “Empire of the Damned” Soars Beyond Expectations The highly anticipated second book
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Upon the Pale Isle of Gloam ♦ Mark Gulino | ARC Review
A Dark and Mysterious Journey — Upon the Pale Isle of Gloam by Mark Gulino
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All the Kings Fall ♦ A.M. Dunnewin | Review
All the Kings Fall is a stunning conclusion to the All the Dark Souls trilogyA.M.
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All the Blood Spilt ♦ A.M. Dunnewin | ARC Review
All the Blood Spilt is a riveting continuation of the sagaThe second installment of A.M.
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All the Dark Souls ♦ A.M. Dunnewin | Review
All the Dark Souls, a beautifully dark story with strong characters All the Dark Souls
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Empire of the Vampire ♦ Jay Kristoff | Review
Empire of the Vampire ♦ Jay Kristoff | Review With Empire of the Vampire begins
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The Jasad Heir ♦ Sara Hashem | Review
A Promising Start with Room for Improvement — The Jasad Heir by Sara Hashem The
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Gild ♦ Raven Kennedy | Review
Gild – An Intriguing yet Flawed Start to “The Plated Prisoner” Series As a reader who
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Two Twisted Crowns ♦ Rachel Gillig | Review
A Breathtaking Continuation – Two Twisted Crowns Delivers!Two Twisted Crowns, the second installment of Rachel Gillig‘s
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One Dark Window ♦ Rachel Gillig | Review
One Dark Window — A Mesmerizing Dive into the Enigmatic World of Blunder Rachel Gillig‘s
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The Ever Queen ♦ LJ Andrews | Review
A Riveting Continuation of a Captivating Saga — The Ever Queen Shines Bright!LJ Andrews has
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The Ever King ♦ LJ Andrews | Review
A Captivating Journey into the Realm of the Ever SeasAs a voracious reader on the
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How Does It Feel? ♦ Jeneane O’Riley | Review
A Dark and Captivating Journey into the Realm of the Unseelie FaeJeneane O’Riley‘s How Does
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A Game of Fate ♦ Scarlett St. Clair | Review
A Game of Fate — A captivating tale of mythic proportions Scarlett St. Clair‘s A
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A Touch of Darkness ♦ Scarlett St. Clair | Review
A Captivating Journey into Greek Mythology — A Touch of Darkness by Scarlett St. ClairScarlett
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