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ACOTAR Series Book Review ~ Fantasy but make it “Spicy”
Yes. I am reviewing the entire series at the same time. Because once you crack open A Court of Thrones and Roses, you will not stop until the very last page of A Court of Silver Flames has been devoured. I listened to 96 hours of ACOTAR audio in one month. Be prepared to put everything else aside. Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on pinterest Share on email Share on google Previous Next Sarah J Maas Fantasy Fiction, High Fantasy Prythian Jennifer Ikeda, Amanda Leigh Cobb, Stina Nielsen Book Review A Court of Thrones and Roses, A Court of Mist and Fury, A Court of…
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The Midnight Library Book Review ~ A Book Club Gem
I highly recommend this to all book clubs. I’m so glad that I read this book with a group of people with whom I could discuss some heavy topics. Matt Haig Fantasy, Adult Fiction UK and beyond, present time Carey Mulligan Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on pinterest Share on email Share on google Book Review The Midnight Library 4.5/5 What if you could go through a library in which each book was a different one of your lives? Each one a reflection of different choices you make on a daily basis? Nora wakes up in a library of possibilities. I found The Midnight…
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The Invisible Life of Addie Larue Book Review ~ An Ethereal Pleasure
Stop reading this and go get the book! VE Schwab Fantasy, Historical Fiction Paris, NY, 1714-2016 Julia Whelan Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on pinterest Share on email Share on google Book Review The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue 5/5 Addie LaRue is desperate to escape her dismal future. So desperate that she prays to the gods after dark despite being warned never to do so. She makes a deal with a dark god for immortality. In exchange, she is forgotten by everyone she ever meets the moment she is out of their sight. Until…. I remember you. After 300 years of being forgotten, Addie…
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In A Holidaze Book Review ~ Christmas Love on Repeat
In A Holidaze is a delightful Christmas twist. Romance, family, a snowy cabin in the woods and a time loop. Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on pinterest Share on email Share on google Christina Lauren Romcom, Fantasy Salt Lake City, UT Patti Murin Book Review In A Holidaze 4/5 Mae is 26. The highlight of her depressing life is the annual Christmas gathering in Utah where she gets to see the love of her life one week a year and ogle him from afar. Only this year, Mae keeps reliving the same day until she can discover what makes her happy. The Groundhog Day…
