The Review I'm not gonna lie, it's been a hot minute since I picked up a book over 400 pages that wasn't a Harry Potter book. Not because I didn't want to read them, but my romance binge had a lot of shorter stories in it. But it was finally time to dip back into… Continue reading A Phantom’s Vengeance by Marco Mizzi Book Review
Welcome to a world of dragons…. I absolutely loved the movie series How to Train Your Dragon. It blew my mind that it was based off a book, and ever since I had been chasing down a copy. It's been years of me trying to find it at local bookstores (because why just find it… Continue reading #BookReview How to Train Your Dragon by Cressida Cowell
Z Brewer has always been one of my faves. Back in my high school days I binged Vladimir Todd over and over. I distinctly remember going to Borders (RIP Borders) and requesting a great YA read that would keep me hooked. They presented me with Vladimir Todd and instantly I was in love. Z Brewer's… Continue reading #BookReview The Cemetery Boys by Z Brewer
Dark Bliss: Love Knows No Bounds by Shay Mills is a historical, fantasy read full of vampires. This is a relatively short read packed with lots of content! Vampires, fantasy, history and romance are packed tight all within this book. I was honestly shocked how short it was for how much drama and content there… Continue reading #BookReview Dark Bliss by Shay Mills
Winds of Darkness by Rebecca L. Snowe opened my eyes to the wonderful world of fantasy novels. I normally despise fantasy novels. I have a slew of reasons why they don't normally vibe with me, yet this book proved to me that maybe it's just the book and not the genre. Why? Because this book… Continue reading #BookReview Winds of Darkness by Rebecca L. Snowe
Juana and the Dragonewt's Seven Kingdoms Volume 1 is an absolutely adorable manga! I truly loved this little manga and I cannot get enough of it! It's sweet, fast paced, adorable and magical. It's also super relatable since it's dealing with outcast-like characters! Nid, a young dragonewt, comes across a human girl named Juana. They… Continue reading #BookReview Juana and the Dragonewt’s Seven Kingdoms by Kiyohisa Tanaka
If you're seeking a fun, fantasy book aimed at middle graders then this book is absolutely perfect! Tamora Carter: Goblin Queen is an eccentric, delightful and over the top book that brought my worlds of joy! Our lead, Tamora Carter, is a roller derbying girl with lots of sass. Her friend goes missing and she's… Continue reading #BookReview Tamora Carter: Goblin Queen by Jim C. Hines
Nothing Is Strange or everything is strange? Mike Russell is a master at oddball books. I always go into these books not knowing what to expect and come out with my mind blown. It's a similar feeling to watching David Bowie music videos or trying to come up with a valid WandaVision theory (Mephisto or… Continue reading #BookReview Nothing is Strange by Mike Russell
GENMOS: Gathering Storms by Stephen M. Coghlan is one of the most underrated and under-read books, in my humble opinion. For one, I am not normally into a lot of sci-fi books. It's one of those genres that is really hit or miss for me because they can be slow, boring or too technical (or… Continue reading #BookReview GENMOS: Gathering Storms by Stephen M. Coghlan
Succubus Blues (the first book in this miraculous series) was one of my top books for 2019. Ever since I was in high school, Richelle Mead was one of my faves. Vampire Academy, Gameboard of the Gods and the Storm Born series ranked high on my list! It seemed only natural to finally pick this… Continue reading #BookReview Succubus on Top by Richelle Mead
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