The days are getting colder, some trees have decided it was time to have their leaves change colors, early, mind you, and I'm wishing for a summer repeat. The best part of the cold mornings is sitting snuggled under a blanket outside, watching the sunrise, with a book in hand. Here are some new releases… Continue reading 10 New Releases to Look Forward to in September
Tag: Historical Fantasy
The Path of Thorns, A.G. Slatter
I wasn’t sure what to expect reading this one. It carried the fantasy genre in various places, but we were a bit into the book before the fantasy came into play. The Path of Thorns feels more historical or literary than fantasy, which is okay. There is a lot of day-to-day life to get through,… Continue reading The Path of Thorns, A.G. Slatter
10 New Releases to Look Forward to in June
Ack! How are we already this close to June? Time seems to be spinning too fast. But that means it brings us a whole new round of books to be excited about, so let's get to it! The Woman in the Library, Sulari GentillMystery/ThrillerReleases June 7thGoodreads, Amazon, Bookshop, B&N About the BookIn every person's story,… Continue reading 10 New Releases to Look Forward to in June
Unreviewed Books
I feel like I'm doing a lot of posts of unreviewed books these days. I checked the date of my last post, and it was April 21st, so about 1 post a month, which isn't terrible. And surprisingly, this last weekend I didn't get much reading done because I made a list of (mostly) 90s… Continue reading Unreviewed Books
Circus of Wonders, Elizabeth Macneal
Poor Nell cannot imagine life for herself after her father sells her to the circus. But used to being treated like an outcast because of her birthmarks, this might be the place for her to shine, meet other people in a similar situation to her own, and make some true friends. She misses her brother… Continue reading Circus of Wonders, Elizabeth Macneal
The Raven Spell, Luanne G. Smith
Twins Edwina and Mary are unique. Together they run a found object shop. They have a gift for finding shining objects. But the girls are keeping a secret. One that has forced them to move many times over. So when they stumble across Ian, a man who’s recently lost his memories but is working a… Continue reading The Raven Spell, Luanne G. Smith
Wild and Wicked Things, Francesca May
Oh my. I won an ARC of this in a Goodreads giveaway and then got approved from Netgalley a few days later. I told myself to take my time reading it to share my review closer to release day. That didn’t happen in the slightest, and I read through the entire book in a little… Continue reading Wild and Wicked Things, Francesca May
Bright Ruined Things, Samantha Cohoe
Last year I read A Golden Fury and forgot to make notes while reading it because the storyline sucked me in. So when I saw Cohoe had a new book releasing, I raced to request an ARC. Yet again, Cohoe has sucked me in with a storyline so engaging that I made very few notes.… Continue reading Bright Ruined Things, Samantha Cohoe
Mid-September TBR
Every time I post my TBR, I'm always shocked I finally remembered to share with everyone what I'm reading. It's an aspect on the blog I really am slacking with. But, I did share my TBR towards the end of August, so I feel that's progress. It's going to be a month of mostly YA,… Continue reading Mid-September TBR
Spellmaker, Charlie N. Holmberg
I had a blog post all typed out with images that would help tell the story of this. But then I deleted it all because I felt it gave a few spoilers, and it just wouldn't be fair to Charlie or other readers. If you've followed my blog, you know that I love Charlie's books… Continue reading Spellmaker, Charlie N. Holmberg
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