I recently read Nettle & Bone and loved it because Kingfisher writes quirky. Then I read Jackalope Wives, which is absolutely fantastic. So a Poe retelling by this author is a must-read. Alex Easton has received a letter. Years previously, she served with Roderick Usher and befriended his sister Madeline. The letter states Madeline is… Continue reading What Moves the Dead, T. Kingfisher
Tag: Novella
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
10 New Releases to Look Forward to in November
It's that time of the month where we get excited for new releases to add to our (probably) impossible TBRs. Rumor is because of the wood shortage, books are taking even longer than they already were to arrive. So I would recommend using the preorders if you plan to shop for the holidays. Let's get… Continue reading 10 New Releases to Look Forward to in November
A Spindle Splintered, Alix E. Harrow
What do you get when you take a girl who’s not a fan of the newer fairy tales, and her favorite author gives her a unique take on fairy tales incorporating the macabre ones of days past? A novella that’s read in one sitting; a book that you won’t want to put down. I could… Continue reading A Spindle Splintered, Alix E. Harrow
Maple Trees and Maybes, Kristina Beck
Josh isn't necessarily a player, but he does enjoy dating. The problem? He just hasn't found the right woman. Daisy's not much for dating, especially with her past. But when she met Josh, there was an undeniable attraction. But all their friends are trying to dissuade her from him. But despite what Daisy might think,… Continue reading Maple Trees and Maybes, Kristina Beck
Snow & Caramel, Jay Kerk
Honestly, this normally isn’t my type of book. But because it came from a request, and because it was such a short book, I wanted to stick with it. I’m glad I did because there is a lot of social commentary around so many events we’re going through today. I liked how Kerk took a… Continue reading Snow & Caramel, Jay Kerk
Bring Them Home, Julia DeBarrioz
In Bring Them Home, we get stubborn Dakota, set to rescue a group of girls being trafficked. Because she’s still got her walls up around Diego, she has to pretend she’s not attracted to him while working with him to rescue these girls. She’s not afraid to dive in, even if it means she puts… Continue reading Bring Them Home, Julia DeBarrioz
How Not to Date a Rock Star: Megan Walker and Janci Patterson
Maya meets Kevin at one of his shows, and there's an instant attraction. But Kevin is a rockstar and Maya, well, she's not into dating rock stars, or doing long distance. She suffers from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and that involves a lot of resting. The one thing not resting? Her heart on the daily phone… Continue reading How Not to Date a Rock Star: Megan Walker and Janci Patterson
Passions and Peonies, Kristina Beck
Will and Lacey have met on an airplane. She’s vacationing for a week in the sun, and he’s going back home after the death of a friend. There’s an instant connection that neither can ignore. So when they run into each other once they get there, they want to explore what’s going on between them.… Continue reading Passions and Peonies, Kristina Beck
Secondhand Lover, Cyan Tayse
"...how do you go on when the world is so scary? When in a single moment, it can all disappear?" Orlando is tasked with raising his two younger brothers after their parent's death, but in the wake of a devastating breakup, he's crawled into himself and can't seem to pull out of it. Until his… Continue reading Secondhand Lover, Cyan Tayse
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