I read Chilling Effect last year and did not intend to continue the series. Although I loved that it was Latinx space adventure with a badass pilot. My issues with this sci-fi novel involved a slow-paced plot and not enough space cats. Recently, I found myself wondering about book two in this series and decided... Continue Reading →
Nocturna: or two idiots fall in love in Latin America
Hello booklovers! Today's review is an idiots to lovers story courtesy of romantic prince and a stubborn theif, That's right today am reviewing Nocturna by Maya Motayne. Nocturna is Maya Motayne's debut novel and the first in the Forgery of Magic series. This series is high fantasy, set in Latin America, and contains lots of... Continue Reading →
Aliens Abducted her mom!
Hello readers! Back in September and October I set out to read Sia Martinez and the Moonlit Beginning of everything during Latinx heritage month. After reading many other books, enjoying halloween, and starting the Raven Boys series, I finally finished this novel. This novel is written so poetically you'll want to reread passages over and... Continue Reading →
Somewhere between Bitter and Sweet by Laekan Zea Kemp is a must read for 2021
Hello readers! Today I'm going to review an upcoming latinx book. Originally, I planned to read Somewhere Between Bitter during Latinx heritage month, but because I have no self-control, I began another book series (Hidden Legacy but Ilona Andrews). And my carefully crafted tbr was swallowed into the abyss. If you would like to read... Continue Reading →
Corazรณn
I have been following Yesika Salgado since the release of Corazรณn. I loved Yesikaโs personality and the small snippets of poems she shared on her Instagram, convinced me that I needed to add this book to my list. A few years pass, I find copies of Corazรณn at my college bookstore and contemplate buying a... Continue Reading →
We Set the dark on fire is Brilliant, Incredible, Amazing, Show stopping, and Unique
I loved this book! https://www.instagram.com/p/CFVe3EfAcaN/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link I try to stay away from dystopian novels for the most part because the plot in those books make me put on my tin foil hat, and there is only so much time in the day to follow a conspiracy trail through the internet. However, We Set the... Continue Reading →