Caraval by Stephanie Garber is another YA fantasy book that I’ve seen a lot of people talking about. I had gone into the library to pick up one book that I had requested, and left with 8 books. This is the struggle of being a bookworm. Honestly though, […]
I received a copy of this book through Rachel’s Random Resources and the author. I’d like to thank them for inviting me to participate in this blog blitz, and allowing me to provide my review of this book. Those are grinchy stars, by the way. A Christmas she’ll […]
Dread Nation Author: Justina Ireland Genre: YA, Horror, Historical Fiction Publication Date: April 3, 2018 Publisher: Balzer + Bray Series: Dread Nation #1 TRIGGER WARNING: discrimination against and use of derogatory terms for Black and Indigenous people, forced medical experimentation on Black people, physical abuse Jane McKeene was […]
I received an ARC of this book through NetGalley. I’m providing my honest review willingly. Perfect Kill by Helen S. Fields is book #5 in the DI Callanach series. Since I read (and loved) all of the other books in the series, I was eager to pick up […]
I was invited to review Christmas in Little Penhaven by Angela Britnell as part of a blog tour through Rachel’s Random Resources, and I’d like to thank Rachel, Choc Lit publishers, and Angela for providing a copy of this wonderful book, as well as the opportunity to participate […]
I’ve heard some great things about Romanov by Nadine Brandes, and as a lover of stories about Russia, I knew I had to get my mitts on a copy. So I requested it from my library, and rushed off to get it the day it arrived. Along with […]
The Lost Sisters by Holly Black is a short novella between The Cruel Prince and The Wicked King. It’s interesting, because much like the quick story at the end of The Cruel Prince, it gives you a glimpse of the story from a completely different angle. SPOILER ALERT: […]
Unseen by Karin Slaughter is the seventh book in the Will Trent series, which you probably know is one of my favorites. There is a SIGNIFICANT trigger warning, but I put it at the end of the review so that it isn’t a spoiler. If you are concerned […]
I received an ARC of this book from the publisher through BookishFirst, and I am providing an honest review voluntarily. The Deep by Rivers Solomon with Daveed Diggs, William Hutson, and Jonathan Snipes is a work of art that is haunting, painful, and beautiful all at once. The […]
Father Sweet by J.J. Martin was a difficult but worthwhile read. Although this book is a work of fiction, the inspiration for this story is based in horrifyingly real truth. This is a story that needed to come to light. It is a scourge that has gone on […]
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