I spent years reading Star Wars fanfiction but when picking my next read I always pick up fantasy or contemporaries. I enjoy reading science fiction novels, even the non-Star Wars kind, but I don't spend a lot of time searching my next read in that genre. But when I found Polaris Rising By Jessie Mihalik... Continue Reading →
Hi book lovers! I hope you're in a whimsical mood today because I have an enchanting book to review! If you follow my Instagram, you probably saw how much I enjoyed this book, but now I'll share all of my thoughts! I received the opportunity to review Witchlings by Claribel Ortega in late March thanks... Continue Reading →
A Lot Like Adiós is the sexy sequel to Alexis Daria’s You had me at Hola, and I expected this book to be similar. But wow, A Lot Like Adiós blew me away and has made me reconsider my stance on the friends-to-lovers trope. Summary: The summer after high school graduation, Gabe and Michelle were... Continue Reading →
When I first heard about Zhao's novel, it was through their youtube channel, I recommend it if you like video essays, and as a writer and book blogger myself, I was excited. What I expected: historical fiction inspired by the sole female emperor of China and a polyamorous relationship. What I got: science fiction dystopia,... Continue Reading →
A Ruin of Roses by K.F. Breene is another beauty and the beast retelling but what sets this series apart from other retellings is the erotic, hilarious, and romantic setting of this world. Plus, the heroine Finley does not hesitate to step on a few toes especially if they belong to the arrogantly handsome Nyfain.... Continue Reading →
Are you looking for the perfect book to keep you warm during New Years? I got you covered! Check out my favorite books I read this year! This list is heavily biased towards the enemies to lover's trope because I have fine taste. Deal With the Elf King by Elise Kova This whimsical fantasy novel... 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 →
Hey Readers! I'm sorry for disappearing without notice but I elected to spend my November revisiting my favorite novels and writing my fantasy story. My mind was feeling a bit stormy and this reset was much needed. But my mind has calmed and posts should resume to normal. Please enjoy this review of Bridge Kingdom... Continue Reading →
Zoraida Córdova’s Incendiary holds a special place in my heart because she personally wanted to send advanced reader’s copies of this book to Latinx readers and reviewers. The catch, Córdova had one copy, so the chosen readers would have to take turns sharing. Ultimately, I was not chosen, but Zoriada did write me a letter... Continue Reading →
Do you ever see a book cover and think "whoa, that's hot." That's the precise reaction I had when I saw the cover of A Dark and Hollow Star. A Dark and Hollow Star is Ashley Shuttleworth's debut novel and it's a queer fantasy with elements of a murder mystery. Summary: Four teens with claims... Continue Reading →
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