It is always a joy to return to the land of Navarre, its dragon riders, and the Basgiath War College. Even if Rebecca Yarros’ thirteen short stories didn’t particularly impress me.
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There are some books whose reputation arrives in the room long before the book itself does, and Frankenstein by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley is certainly one of them.
Frankenstein ♦ Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley | Review Read More »
Back in 2024, I already read and reviewed Collared by the Vampire Prince by Darcy Fayton and gave the original version a solid four stars.
Collared by the Vampire Prince ♦ Darcy Fayton | Review of revised new edition Read More »
The Mistress & The Renowned picks up exactly where The Maiden & The Unseen left off, and while Persephone has finally reached the Underworld, things are far from the happily-ever-after she might have expected. Not everything that glitters is gold, after all, not even in the palace of the King and Queen of the Dead.
The Mistress & The Renowned ♦ J. Rose, A. Rune | ARC Review Read More »
Fate Has Plans, Whether the Gods Like It or Not Greek mythology retellings are usually
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There are books you read once, love, and remember fondly. And then there are books you return to again and again, knowing exactly where the story will take you
A Court of Frost and Starlight ♦ Sarah J. Maas | Review Read More »
There are books you read once, love, and remember fondly. And then there are books you return to again and again, knowing exactly where the story will take you
A Court of Wings and Ruin ♦ Sarah J. Maas | Review Read More »
There are books you read once, love, and remember fondly. And then there are books you return to again and again, knowing exactly where the story will take you
A Court of Mist and Fury ♦ Sarah J. Maas | Review Read More »
There are books you read once, love, and remember fondly. And then there are books you return to again and again, knowing exactly where the story will take you
A Court of Thorns and Roses ♦ Sarah J. Maas | Review Read More »
For the first five to ten chapters, I genuinely thought I had found a new series I was going to love.
Ember and Ash ♦ Lisa Renee Jones | ARC Review Read More »
Confessions, Conspiracies, and a Royal Visit His Royal Threat by Darcy Fayton picks up exactly
His Royal Threat ♦ Darcy Fayton | ARC Review Read More »
Klicke hier für die deutsche Übersetzung Blood, Gods, and Broken Promises: We Who Will Die
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Beautifully Cursed, but Emotionally Hollow Lauren Kate’s Fallen had all the ingredients to become one
Fallen ♦ Lauren Kate | Review Read More »
Jealousy, Betrayal, and the Cracks in Sebastian’s Redemption By the time I reached His Dark
His Dark Jealousy ♦ Darcy Fayton | ARC Review Read More »
The Ultimate Sacrifice: A Perfect Finale of Love, Loyalty, and Destiny With Last Sacrifice, Richelle
Last Sacrifice ♦ Richelle Mead | Review Read More »
Love Against the Darkness: Redemption, Betrayal, and a Heart on the Line In Spirit Bound
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A Breath Between Storms: His Cursed Beast Finds Calm in the Chaos I’m giving His
His Cursed Beast ♦ Darcy Fayton | ARC Review Read More »
Love, Loss, and a Journey into Darkness Richelle Mead’s Blood Promise, the fourth installment in
Blood Promise ♦ Richelle Mead | Review Read More »
When the Gates Open Fast but Falter Halfway Scarlett St. Clair’s Terror at the Gates,
Terror at the Gates ♦ Scarlett St. Clair | Review Read More »
A Softer Yet Still Troubling Chapter in The Twelve Nights of Christmas I’m giving His
His Father’s Sin ♦ Darcy Fayton | ARC Review Read More »
Drawn In and Repelled: The Uncomfortable Power of His Broken Vow The third installment of
His Broken Vow ♦ Darcy Fayton | ARC Review Read More »
