It's finally here! After months on preorder, look what released and arrived yesterday!! I couldn't wait to share it with you. The box is a little dented, and it has me đ This deck might sound familiar if you've read The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. (Which I might have reread for the dozenth, time… Continue reading Bookish Mail: The Phantomwise Tarot, Erin Morgenstern
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Unreviewed Books
It's been a couple months since I've shared my unreviewed books. Because it's been a little while, some of these are Manga because of the few months where that was pretty much the only thing I could read. Let's get right into it. Alice in Borderland Vol 2, Haro AsoManga/HorrorGoodreads, Amazon, Bookshop, B&N 5 stars:… Continue reading Unreviewed Books
Never Ever Getting Back Together, Sophia Gonzales
I wanted to love this one, I really did, but I ended up closing the book feeling entirely too lukewarm. Get a 2nd chance at dating your ex on a reality show? Sure, if you are still really into him. But if you just want revenge for how he embarrassed and trashed you? That would… Continue reading Never Ever Getting Back Together, Sophia Gonzales
The Arc, Ben Oliver
This is one of those books that is hard to review because there are things central to the storyline that are worth discussing, yet you can't because it would spoil the book. The ARC differs from the previous books in that we have a new character in Chilly, and a good portion of the chapters… Continue reading The Arc, Ben Oliver
Stranger Sins, Michaelbrent Collings
Uhm, excuse me, Mr. Collings, but how dare you not have a follow-up book already?? Even though I love Colling's work, I have not been a part of this series from the beginning, and I found I didn't need to be with Stranger Sins because it works as a standalone, and wow, does it ever… Continue reading Stranger Sins, Michaelbrent Collings
Heart of the Sun Warrior, Sue Lynn Tan
This cover is everything that is right with book covers, it's stunning đ "Sometimes there were no answers, sometimes we had to make them up as we went along." Xingyin is trying to move on from Wenzhi. Even though she has some reservations about Liwei, she loves him. Unfortunately, fate keeps throwing her back together… Continue reading Heart of the Sun Warrior, Sue Lynn Tan
The Wilderwomen, Ruth Emmie Lang
Sisters Finn and Zadie haven't seen their mother since she disappeared one night and left them behind five years ago. The sisters have a bit of magic. Finn can see memories, she calls them echoes, and Zadie gets psychic visions that are difficult to interpret. Can they use their gifts to find out what happened… Continue reading The Wilderwomen, Ruth Emmie Lang
November TBR
It has been an age since I've shared my TBR. It's been so hard getting back into the swing of life that I've been doing the bare minimum. But I'm excited to share with you what I plan on reading this month because there are a lot of good books I will be tackling, so… Continue reading November TBR
Everyone Hates Kelsie Miller, Meredith Ireland
To my absolute and utter horror, I did not receive an ARC of this one. Even though I adored her first book and promised all my worldly possessions, they shook their head disappointingly and clicked the deny button. So I preordered it instead and waited ever so patiently (not patiently in the slightest) for it… Continue reading Everyone Hates Kelsie Miller, Meredith Ireland
A Sliver of Darkness, C.J. Tudor
I donât read many short stories. When I do, I pledge to read more, and then donât until an author I enjoy reading releases a short story collection, such as A Sliver of Darkness. With varying horrors as the theme, this collection ventures into the dystopian and fantastic. I confess to being lukewarm to the… Continue reading A Sliver of Darkness, C.J. Tudor
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