“A dance with the fae prince” by Elise Kova is the second standalone in the Married to Magic series. And I am telling you right now, this series only gets better with each book. In this story we get to meet Katria and Davien, a couple that I ADORED so much. He buys her hand […]
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[Asis’ Review] Forged by Magic by Jenna Wolfhart
Forged by Magic first interested me because of that cover. I don’t see books with orcs in them as much as I should so that alone grabbed my attention. Now a female orc falling for an elf? No one could have stopped me from getting this. The story is super easy to get into, and […]
[Emily’s Review] In the Lives of Puppets by T.J. Kline
“Stick togetherRun if we have toNo dallyingNo drillingAnd above all else, be brave” In the Lives of Puppets was delightfully bittersweet with loads of food for thought. In the Lives of Puppets is a Pinocchio meets Swiss Family Robinson retelling. It was fresh and new and creative and a very entertaining read.There was so much […]
[Asis’ Review] Queen of Roses by Briar Boleyn
This book is super similar to the first Blood and Ash book. So if that interests you, definitely check it out. The beginning of the book was incredibly addictive, I loved it. After a bit though, it slowed down a lot and it took me a while to continue. This was in the first half […]
[Emily’s Review]: House of Beating Wings by Olivia Wildenstien
Fallon is a half blood fae. Her lineage is unclear, but what she does know, is that she is perfectly below average. She has no powers, she has very little means, and she works at a brothel tavern. She grew up with friends who had money and has had a crush on the Prince of […]
[Emily’s Review]: Belladonna by Adalyn Grace
This book has been on my radar since I read the blurb months and months ago. Signa is twenty years old and at this point in her life, just waiting until the day she can claim her inheritance and be done with all the “caretakers” in her life. They use her for her money and […]
[Diane’s Review]: Blade Breaker by Victoria Aveyard
Seriously. Seriously! This book is a chart topper. No doubt in my mind. I usually have a hard time getting into books with so many perspectives, but this books runs with titles like The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon and Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi. It has the most […]
[Portia’s Review]: Twin Crowns (Twin Crowns #1) by Catherine Doyle and Katherine Webber
This was easily one of the best books I’ve read so far this year. I read a good bit of YA fantasy, and it often starts to feel repetitive and regurgitated. When I first read this synopsis, I was intrigued by the twin drama…. but what really grabbed me was the comparison to The Princess […]