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The Song of the Fae ♦ E.H. Jahr | Review Actually I shouldn’t have searched, I have more than enough books on the shelf. But on BookSirens I couldn’t avoid The Song of the Fae. The blurb was just too appealing that I couldn’t resist. Post Views: 627
Last Stormdancer (Der Lotuskrieg, #0.6) ♦ Jay Kristoff | Review Last Stormdancer ist die Vergeschichte der Trilogie Der Lotuskrieg aus der Feder von Jay Kristoff. Ich hatte die drei Hauptbände bereits im Regal. Dann bin ich auf NetGalley zufällig über das Rezensionsexemplar des Prequels gestoßen. Da ich noch in diesem Jahr mit der Reihe beginnen möchte, dachte ich mir, dass die Vorgeschichte nicht schaden kann. Und sie hat es nicht. Post Views: 588
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: 678
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 überrascht, dass diese, eher düstere Young Adult Fantasy Geschichte so fesselnd sein konnte. Abgesehen von Enemies-to-Lovers kam Alexandra Christo gut damit aus, nicht in die üblichen Tropen des Genres zu verfallen. Was mich wirklich angenehm überrascht hat. Post Views: 681
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: 794
A Grave So Cold ♦ CM Tillman | Review A multi-generational family curse, paranormal and otherworldly beings, worlds within tombs where the dead are imprisoned in some sort of purgatorial afterlife, and a fair lot of spice… This was a very satisfied spooky read. Post Views: 858
City of Keys (Nightmarked, #3) ♦ Kat Ross | Review After City of Storms and City of Wolves, Kat Ross pulled me again in to her amazing Nightmarked series. It was fun meeting up again with Kasai, Alexei, Malach and Nikola. Post Views: 887
Kingdom of the Feared ♦ Kerri Maniscalco | Review After reading the first two volumes of the trilogy Kingdom of the Wicked, I eagerly picked up Kerri Maniscalco’s Kingdom of the Feared. The book came with twists and turns that I didn’t expect. But unfortunately there were also disappointments, because I expected a lot more from Emilia as a strong protagonist. Post Views: 872
In the Shadow of a Hoax ♦ Maci Aurora | Review Firstly I would like to thank Maci Aurora, the author of In the Shadow of a Hoax for sending my the ARC of the second installment in the Fareview Fairytale series. It was a wonderful trip back to Kaloma and the Fareview sisters. Post Views: 888
The Broken Darkness ♦ Theresa Braun | Review There are thirteen (13) short horror/paranormal stories in this book. Some stories are going to be better than others, just like in most collections of short stories. The remaining stories were either excessively anticipated or without substance, except for four that I thoroughly loved.The first time I came across Theresa Braun, was through another anthology, which I reviewed last year: Emporium of Superstition. Post Views: 1.105
