WELCOME TO THE THRONE OF GLASS MARATHON! I finished this series while we've been social distancing, so I thought I would post my reviews of the series consecutively. So if you haven't read this series, buckle in! If you have, I want to hear your thoughts. But without further ado, let us begin the Throne of … Continue reading Throne of Glass Review: TOG Marathon Day 1, Finishing what I started 6 years ago
Calling all bird lovers. Calling all lovers of magic. This is the book for you. This book is grim. I'm not sure how else to put it. However, no matter how terrible the caste system, there is an undercurrent of hope, and that's what kept me reading. I read this as a CYBILS 2019 Young … Continue reading Merciful Crow Review: Love a book with the word crow in it
Elisabeth works at one of the Great Libraries where magical books known as grimoires. It's a dangerous job guarding grimoires that have been enchanted by sorcerers. Becoming an official Warden is everything Elisabeth has ever wanted. Until she is framed for a crime she did not commit. She must then enter into the world of … Continue reading Sorcery of Thorns Review: A Love Note to Booklovers
Special thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for the ARC in exchange for an honest review! Lila is “matched” to the one person she can never be with; Cupid. There are laws forbidding those who create mortal love matches. Lila’s match with Cupid is the catalyst to events that could lead to the end of … Continue reading Cupid’s Match ARC Review
Okay not only did the synopsis of this book interest me but look at this cover! Wicked cool right? The book was really good too! The world of magic is so complex and intriguing. I'm still working it out in my head. I love how they determine the heir, through a magic trial. There is … Continue reading Onyx & Ivory Review
I have mixed feelings about this book. It's good, and I will probably read the sequel. However, I had some issues with the plot and the characters that made it difficult for me to fully engage with the characters and storyline. Caledonia is a difficult character to support. She holds this secret that's hard to … Continue reading Seafire Review: Girl Gang Pirates
This trilogy was one of my favorite over the past few years. I have done reviews on the previous two books. Here is the first book Nameless and the second book Clanless. I love the idea of this world of clans, reducing the world to a more primal version, but instigating a unique kind of … Continue reading Fearless Review
I don't love High Fae books. The romance tends to be angsty, unbelievable, and there is often a love triangle, so I try to avoid them except for a select few. This book, however, was worth trying. I actually found this book because the wonderful Charlie Bowater illustrated the cover and she and I have … Continue reading An Enchantment of Ravens Review
I reviewed the first book in this series here. I really enjoy the mystery of these books. The suspense builds with every clue that the characters discover. As a reader, I can predict the plot at every turn which is something that happens to me with certain books. Overall I enjoyed the plot of this … Continue reading Hunting Prince Dracula Review: to die for
I don't know where Amy Tintera has been all my life with her fricken amazing female protagonists. I LOVE them. I love all her characters, but the female characters she creates I think really show the strength and power of girls without losing the vulnerability they need to seem real. I have reviewed the first book … Continue reading Avenged Review: Kick-Ass Girls? Yes Please!
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