Wake the Bones is a book that takes a bit to get into because we jump right into the middle of the story. It all seemed so ordinary. As a Vermonter, it was an utterly relatable day-to-day life. But then the characters revealed themselves. Their depth poured off the page in the middle of this… Continue reading Wake the Bones, Elizabeth Kilcoyne
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Our Crooked Hearts, Melissa Albert
A few weeks back, I read The Hazel Wood and fell in love. I'm currently working through the second book, so I jumped at the opportunity when I saw this book available for request. Told in alternating viewpoints from past and present, mother Dana and daughter Ivy have come a long way. However, Dana is… Continue reading Our Crooked Hearts, Melissa Albert
The Night Ship, Jess Kidd
The Night Ship isn't releasing until October. But this came via a Goodreads giveaway, and anyone that has won there knows they email you to remind you to review the book. Which then had me worried if I didn't review it promptly, I wouldn't eventually win future books. I know I can't be the only… Continue reading The Night Ship, Jess Kidd
You’re My IT, C.N. Holmberg
When Charlie announced on her social media that she was going to be taking a foray into contemporary romance, I said shut up and take my money. And then patiently (not patiently) waited for this book to release. I consumed it in half a day, and why do I do these things to myself, because… Continue reading You’re My IT, C.N. Holmberg
Light-Years From Home, Michaelbrent Collings
"Expect the unexpected"- Michaelbrent Collings tagline, (probably, or at least it should be) “The human body is kind of miraculous, if you think about it. Incredibly frail compared to so many other animals, but at the same time it can endure a lot, and get used to things you wouldn’t believe it could. Pain can… Continue reading Light-Years From Home, Michaelbrent Collings
Stealing Infinity, Alyson Noël
I’ve only recently started reading time travel books, and I confess, while it’s not my favorite trope, when it’s done and researched well, I find it incredibly exciting. So while Stealing Infinity took a bit to get into, it was most certainly exciting. Though there were secrets that didn’t always make sense. Two days into… Continue reading Stealing Infinity, Alyson Noël
Juniper & Thorn, Ava Reid
Earlier this month, I bought The Wolf and the Woodsman, and before I could start it, I was approved for an ARC of Juniper & Thorn, and because the temptation of the blurb was too much to pass on, I started this one first. Going in, I didn’t know what to expect, and I confess… Continue reading Juniper & Thorn, Ava Reid
Blog Tour Review: Go Hunt Me, Kelly deVos
Go Hunt Me Author: Kelly deVos Genre: Young Adult Horror Publishing Date: June 14, 2022Publisher: Penguin Group About the Book For Dracula lovers and fans of Diana Urban’s All Your Twisted Secrets, this spine-tingling thriller follows seven horror buffs as their dream trip to a remote Romanian castle turns into a nightmare when they begin… Continue reading Blog Tour Review: Go Hunt Me, Kelly deVos
A Mirror Mended, Alix E. Harrow
With a terminal illness and borrowed time, Zinnia’s working hard to help Snow Whites all over the various realms. She’s been so busy helping others that she hasn’t taken the best care of herself. But her newest realm isn’t what she was expecting. The wicked queen has an agenda, and she needs Zinnia to succeed.… Continue reading A Mirror Mended, Alix E. Harrow
The Skeleton Key, Justine Manzano
After buying this ebook, my paperwhite decided it didn’t want to open it. Thankfully, I realized the book would open in the Kindle app, and I got to reading. And wow... Uhm, what am I supposed to do now? I don’t know how to review this without spoiling things, so I need to keep this… Continue reading The Skeleton Key, Justine Manzano
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