Anxious People is a bank robbery, of sorts, gone awry. But it’s really about the people involved in the hostage situation, of sorts. Neither the robbery nor the hostage situation is what one might think before they’ve started this amazing read. And you’re going to stumble across, as Backman puts it, a bunch of idiots.… Continue reading Anxious People, Fredrik Backman
The Children’s Train, Viola Ardone
The Children’s Train is historical fiction at its finest. Amerigo is one of many children who were shipped up North for the winter, to see a life that is better than the poverty they’re used to. We follow Amerigo as he adapts to this new life, as he retells stories from his past, and then… Continue reading The Children’s Train, Viola Ardone
A Dark Place, Kailee Reese Samuels
“We weren’t navigating our lives; life was navigating us.” I find that I cannot adequately review this one to give it the respect it deserves. Every page leads to more secrets and more action. And because I cannot properly review this, I want to talk about something that seems irrelevant but will eventually get to… Continue reading A Dark Place, Kailee Reese Samuels
Damaged Desires, LJ Evans
LJ, what have you done to me?? I started reading this and forgot to make notes because I was too drawn into Nash and Dani's story. You have ruined me for other fictional couples. Because I didn't make notes, this review is going to be short and sweet. In Damaged Desires, we have two people… Continue reading Damaged Desires, LJ Evans
To Reap the Spirit, Sarah Lampkin
The third installment in the Dead Dreamer series has brought Brenna far. While she’s still obsessed with her tongue ring, which is maddening, she’s learning to control her anger, which is a huge step. She’s learning it’s okay to let people in because some people just want to help her. She’s got a great team… Continue reading To Reap the Spirit, Sarah Lampkin
The Midnight Bargain, C.L. Polk
For women, options for the future are limited, and Beatrice wants more out of life. Mainly, she wants to keep practicing magic. Why can’t she become a mage like men? If anyone can find a way, it’s her, she’s sure of it. While she’s thrown into the bargaining season to find a husband, she finds… Continue reading The Midnight Bargain, C.L. Polk
Blog Tour- The Love Virus, Eleni Cay
Synopsis: When Katie finds out that her increasingly unresponsive legs and extreme fatigue is due to Multiple Sclerosis, she rides an emotional rollercoaster – anger, denial and fear – when faced with a wheelchair-bound existence. She puts her studies at Oxford on hold, and she splits up from her fiancé, Mark, even though she still… Continue reading Blog Tour- The Love Virus, Eleni Cay
Blog Tour: A Golden Fury, Samantha Cohoe
A Golden Fury: A Novel By Samantha CohoePublished by Wednesday Books**On Sale October 13, 2020**Hardcover| $18.99 ISBN:9781250220400| Ebook ISBN:9781250220417 Set in eighteenth century England, Samantha Cohoe’s debut novel, A GOLDEN FURY (Wednesday Books; October 13, 2020), follows a young alchemist as she tries to save the people she loves from the curse of the Philosopher’s… Continue reading Blog Tour: A Golden Fury, Samantha Cohoe
The Last Moon Witch, Feyra Silverlock
Notia is raising Kanruo in hiding because The Union is trying to get rid of all the witches. If The Union finds them, it will mean certain death. Kanruo has taken to this world wholly and completely. But he feels incomplete. Notia won’t tell him anything about his birth parents, about how he came to… Continue reading The Last Moon Witch, Feyra Silverlock
The Rise of the Altereds, Marisa Noelle
There is still a threat out there, and it comes in the form of Earl. He’s determined to destroy as many people in his way as possible. They need to find him and take him down for the good of everyone. If Silver’s father can give them back their abilities, they might stand a chance.… Continue reading The Rise of the Altereds, Marisa Noelle
