The Backlist: Shades of Magic
The Shades of Magic series is entrancing and cements VE Schwab as one of the great fantasy writers of this generation.
Series Rating: 4 Stars
Read More King of Scars: Book Review
While King of Scars didn’t land true for me, it is still filled with the beautiful writing and character building that we have come to expect from Bardugo.
3.75 Stars
Read More Friday Favorites: Underrated Books
Hello my dear book people! It’s been a Week™, so let’s welcome this Friday in with a round of applause!
Today we talk our favorite underrated books and oh my, do I have a few for you!
Read MoreFalling Kingdoms: Book Review
Over dramatic, yet enthralling, Falling Kingdoms is a YA mashup of Game of Thrones and mid-day soap operas. And I mean that in both a good and bad way.
Rating: 3 stars
Read More Want Now Wednesday: Don’t Call the Wolf
Yes, hello. I’d like to report an attack. HarperTeen is coming for my 2020 TBR without relent.
Read MoreSweet Black Waves & Wild Savage Stars: Book & ARC Review
Happy Tuesday, book people! Today I have a review for Sweet Black Waves by Kristina Pérez and it’s sequel, Wild Savage Stars. Spoiler alert: I loved both of these books and am currently dying for the third book to be released!
Read MoreFriday Favorites: Books That Define Me
Well, hey, look at that! It’s Friday again! When the heck did that happen? This week’s top is Favorite Books that Define You. I can’t wait to see other people’s FF posts because I love seeing what books compose people’s souls. So, let’s dive right into the murky darkness of my soul, shall we?
Read MoreWant Now Wednesday: Scavenge the Stars
I’m sorry, did someone say gender-swapped retelling of The Count of Monte Cristo?
Read MoreThe Backlist: Mistborn Era 2
The Era 2 books of the Mistborn series are as close to perfection as one can get to in storytelling. Any Mistborn fans who skip the Era 2 books are depriving themselves of some of the best dry humor, classic Sanderson heartbreaking plot twists, and a cast of fantastically built characters, specifically, the best character of all time: Wayne. You’ll thank me when you meet him.
Rating: 5 stars
FYI: This is a general review of the series as a whole and is SPOILER FREE!
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