This one is so well-reviewed I’m just going to get into my thoughts. Poor Nirrim is so naïve, and she’s so used to being gaslit by Raven, that of course, she’s fascinated when she meets Sid. Sid promises a world Nirrim didn’t know possible. Her curiosity is so strong, and she knows there is more… Continue reading The Midnight Lie, Marie Rutkoski
Tag: Fantasy-Romance
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
The Glass Magician and The Master Magician-Sort of
Yesterday started off a bit like WW3 in this house and when you have PTSD, those kinds of events sap your energy. Thus, I ran out of spoons shortly after getting dressed. I was sitting on the couch, watching our rather new bunny play and all I wanted to do was just crawl upstairs back… Continue reading The Glass Magician and The Master Magician-Sort of
Wandering in Wonderland, Aislinn Honeycutt
Jessica wakes in a hospital scared and confused. When the White Rabbit, Horace, tells her she has died and takes her to Wonderland, she quietly takes it all in, accepting his words as truth. What follows is a wild adventure where Jessica threatens the balance the residents have worked so hard to achieve But what… Continue reading Wandering in Wonderland, Aislinn Honeycutt
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