Hello book lovers and Reylo Rats! I’ve noticed a very particular pattern in my reading this year and a pattern in books published thus far! My latest read just so happened to be Thea Guanzon’s the Hurricane Wars-out this October- which also has fanfiction origins. The trend is Reylo, also known as the chaotic pairing... Continue Reading →
2022 has been quite a year. There have been moments of utter bliss as complete sadness. But I am grateful that this year has brought me. Now onto the books. At the end of each year, I love to look back at all the books I’ve read and share my favorite reads of the year. ... Continue Reading →
A Proposal They Can’t Refuse is Natalie Caña's debut novel; and it's phenomenal. This novel perfectly blends Irish and Puerto Rican cultures in a novel about friendship, scheming grandfathers, and falling in love. It also features the perfect oh no, they were roommates and bed-sharing trope! Summary: Kamilah Vega dreams of modernizing her family’s restaurant... Continue Reading →
Hi, Book Lovers, I hope you have your library cards or wallet at the ready because today I’m reviewing Love Times Infinity. Love times Infinity is Lane Clarke’s debut novel and consider adding this to your tbr because it just became one of my favorites. Summary: Mitchie dreams of attending Brown University but she struggles... Continue Reading →
Two households, alive with Mariachi music, In fair San Antonio, we lay our scene, From ancient bitterness break new passion… Hi lovers of libros, today I’m reviewing a book with the prettiest cover! West Side Love Story by Priscella Oliveras is inspired by Shakespeare’s famous Romeo and Juliet. This Romeo and Juliet retelling is a... Continue Reading →
I love reading and writing about books, but I never mention a certain fantasy wizarding series in any of my recommendations. And the truth is I tried to read them when I was young, and I hated them. Now that I am older, I don’t have any interest in reading about the boy who lived. ... Continue Reading →
Enemies to lovers' hotties, remember the Bridge Kingdom novels. These books followed a trained spy, a humble king, and their arranged marriage. I LOVED these novels- but when I heard book three would follow another couple, I was weary. However, because a year has passed since I read The Bridge kingdom, I was ravenous for... Continue Reading →
Okay let's talk Traitor Queen. The sequel to The Bridge Kingdom novel is heart wrenching and frustrating and you might hate the heroine. “Wishes were the dreams of fools.”Danielle L. Jensen Summary: Lara’s depressed and drinking the day away in Harendell with an ear on all the chisme relating to Ithicana when she hears that... Continue Reading →
Deadass this story went from a sweet YA fantasy to gore and heartbreak in the last arc. What the hell. I have no words. Summary: Princess Lyana Aethionus eagerly awaits her kingdom’s mate trials where she and other princes and Princess will compete to have their first choice of mates. But the sky is calling,... Continue Reading →
Dystopia? Secret Librarian? Alien boyfriend? Say less? A Sound of Stars is a dystopian YA novel with a demisexual black protagonist who has no choice but to be her own hero. “Until I became a librarian, I didn't know I was a rebel.”The Sound of Stars Alecia Dow Summary: The Ilori aliens have taken over... Continue Reading →
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