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: 871
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
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: 790
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 …
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
Die unerträgliche Leichtigkeit des Seins ♦ Milan Kundera | Rezension Ist es wirklich die unerträgliche Leichtigkeit des Seins, unter der wir Menschen leiden? Oder ist es die erträgliche Schwere, die mal leichter und mal schwerer wird, welche wir in uns tragen? Für jeden von uns ist die Antwort anders. Mal fühlen wir uns federleicht, mal drohen wir zu ersticken unter der Last der Welt.Kundera nimmt uns mit auf eine Reise durch die Gefühlswelten seiner Figuren, die so unterschiedlich wie gleich …
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Das Mädchen ♦ Stephen King | Rezension Ich hatte mit dem Buch anfangs ein paar Schwierigkeiten, da mich der Schreibstil anfangs eher schläfrig gemacht hat, als dass er mich packen konnte. Was mir bei King bisher nicht so passiert ist. Post Views: 854
Whispers in the Waters ♦ Sarah Chislon | Review Whispers in the Waters is the prelude to Sarah Chislon’s new Blood of the Fae series. The short story introduced me to Jenna and her Aunt Carise, who embark on a journey together. Post Views: 847
Nevernight ♦ Jay Kristoff | Review Nevernight is a dark high fantasy book for adults. Despite the fact that many readers would classify the book as a New Adult I have to disagree. The fact that a lot of blood is spilled and violence prevails in this book makes it an Adult book for me. Post Views: 1.069
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
