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Review: How to End a Love StoryI was skeptical of How to End a Love Story , but once I fell, I fell hard. It’s a story about trauma, forgiveness, and changing our mind...
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Review: Here We Go Again by Alison CochrunI am obsessed with this rivals to lovers, queer romance story about ex-best friends. Here We Go Again is everything I love in a romance story...
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Review: Perfect Little Monsters by Cindy R.X. HeI actually had to stop when reading Perfect Little Monsters to stare. This book delivers twists that will leave you quaking. It’s perfect...
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Review: The God and the Gumiho by Sophie KimThe God and the Gumiho is my latest obsession. It’s a story that will sweep you away in the enemies to romance, the witty banter, and the...
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Review: Something Kindred by Ciera BurchSomething Kindred delivers modern haunted ghosts, secretive communities, and family skeletons. It’s perfect for fans of contemporary...
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Review: Immortal Pleasures by V. CastroI will always read a vampire book. That’s just the way it is. But Immortal Pleasures is an example of a premise that falls a bit off the...
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Review: A Curse of Blood and Wolves by Melissa McTernanA Curse of Blood and Wolves is for fans of Red Riding Hood who want a steamy shifter story. It’s a quick, spicy read and the start of a...
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Review: Rifqa by Mohammed El-KurdI don’t normally read poetry, but when I saw Rifqa cross my feed for Read Palestine, I knew I had to read it. And what a collection it is!...
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Review: Meet Me in the Fourth Dimension by Rita FeinsteinWe love to see a novel in verse and this one feels particularly timely. Meet Me in the Fourth Dimension is a story about belief, about how easy...
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Review: Half a Soul by Olivia AtwaterTalk about a book which delivers cozy fantasy feels. I had heard so much about this Regency Fantasy and it delivers! Half a Soul feels like a...
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Review: The Temptation of Magic by Megan ScottCan I just confess something? The title alone got me. The Temptation of Magic is a story about power, hiding, and secrets. If you love the idea...
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Review: Sea Change by Gina ChungWhile Sea Change started out utterly relatable, toward the middle I found myself wandering a bit. It ended up being a quiet book which examines...
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Review: Their Divine Fires by Wendy ChenIf you love intergenerational stories about family and memory this is for you. Their Divine Fires explores what legacy and the past we pass...
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Review: My Heart is a Chainsaw by Stephen Graham JonesTalk about a series that has been so hyped to me! I am not normally a horror reader, so I went into this a bit nervously. But it was an intense,...
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Review: Love, Lies, and Cherry Pie by Jackie LauFor fans of Bridget Jones, Love, Lies, and Cherry Pie is for you! It has the pride and prejudice vibes full of comical mistakes. I...
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Review: The Misdirection of Fault Lines by Anna GraciaNow that Challengers is out, anyone else excited for tennis recs? Then I have the perfect book – The Misdirection of Fault Lines . It...
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Review: The Prospects by K.T. HoffmanOkay, I am not a sports girlie. So my family had to listen to about a million baseball questions as I was reading. And while I can analyze a book,...
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Blog Tour: Book Review: Road to Ruin by Hana LeeI devoured Road to Ruin . It’s perfect for anyone who wants a quick paced speculative fiction adult read. My latest obsession! Keep reading...
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Review: So This is Ever After by F.T. LukensI’ve heard so many good things about F.T. Lukens books, so this is me attempting to start it. There are quite a few stand alone books, so...
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Review: The Book That Broke the World by Mark LawrenceI am so pleasantly pleased by The Book That Broke the World . It feels different than the first, The Book That Wouldn’t Burn , but in a...
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Review: Ariel Crashes a Train by Olivia A. ColeI’ve been a fan of Olivia A. Cole’s books for a while now. And Ariel Crashes a Train has to be one of my favorites. It’s...
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Review: Sunbringer by Hannah KanerAfter Godkiller I knew I had to read Sunbringer , because wow that end! While there were a few parts which I struggled with, all in all this...
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Review: The Sins on Their Bones by Laura R. SamotinThe Sins on Their Bones is a tender, heart wrenching story about rebellion, love, and toxic relationships. It’s one of those books which...
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Review: Where Sleeping Girls Lie by Faridah Àbíké-ÍyímídéFor fans of dark academia, about corruption, about rage, Where Sleeping Girls Lie is for you. As a fan of Ace of Spades , I was still not fully...
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Review: Darker By Four by June C.L. TanJune C.L. Tan is an auto-buy author and Darker By Four was action packed! I loved this mix of urban fantasy and character dynamics. It was one...
