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 don’t read many short stories. When I do, I pledge to read more, and then don’t 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
10 New Releases to Look Forward to in November
Happy Halloween! I don't have an intro to this month's post. I can talk about how cold it's getting overnight (34F/1C). How I just want to stay snuggled up reading all day. But really, I overloaded my TBR in October, and it's beyond help now. And, of course, there are some wonderful books releasing in… Continue reading 10 New Releases to Look Forward to in November
The Wicked Remain, Laura Pohl
Four girls are trying to break a curse, but they face obstacles at every turn. Yuki is trying to figure out her powers. But as of right now, she’s downright dangerous. Poor Ella is in an abusive situation and feels stuck as she waits things out. Her relationship with Freddie feels superficial, but it actually… Continue reading The Wicked Remain, Laura Pohl
Before You Knew My Name, Jacqueline Bublitz
From beyond the grave, Alice tells us this touching story about herself, a young girl who’s had a rough life that ended much too soon. It’s about Ruby, who found Alice’s body. Ruby’s curiosity about whom the police are calling Jane Doe grows daily. She wants to know more about her and figure out who… Continue reading Before You Knew My Name, Jacqueline Bublitz
Blog Tour Review: The Sleepover, Keri Beevis
Title: The SleepoverAuthor: Keri BeevisPublishes: October 24, 2022Publisher: Boldwood Books About the Book When you’re a kid, you imagine monsters to have horns and fangs. That they hide under the bed or in the wardrobe. And you believe they can only come after you when it’s dark.You don’t expect them to look like everyday people… Continue reading Blog Tour Review: The Sleepover, Keri Beevis
The Fountain, John A. Heldt
I believe that all of us have dreamed of the fountain of youth at one time or another. But what if it were more than just a story? What if the fountain was capable of throwing you through time? That’s what Bill, Annie, and Paul aim to find out. And it just so happens, tossed… Continue reading The Fountain, John A. Heldt
The Last Chairlift, John Irving
“When you love someone who’s different, you worry about them more-you’re always looking out for them.” I don’t think any review I may write could do this book justice. The Cider House Rules and The Hotel New Hampshire are two of my favorite reads. I love John Irving’s storytelling style and that his books are… Continue reading The Last Chairlift, John Irving
Built to Last, Erin Hahn
“There’s no exit plan, here. And yet, I can’t think of another place on earth I’d rather be.” I’ve been lucky enough to receive an ARC of every one of Hahn’s books, and I always close her books feeling so happy. Shelby is funny and caring, and she’s a world away from the girl she… Continue reading Built to Last, Erin Hahn
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