My Review: The Inheritance Games by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
My Review of Jennifer Lynn Barnes’ The Inheritance Games
My Review: The Pain Colony/The Rage Colony by Shanon Hunt
Discover why I read this entire debut series in just 2 sittings!!
Author Spotlight: Epic Fantasy Writer Ginevra Mancinelli
Meet this enthralling new Indie voice in Epic Fantasy and see why i’ve gone GaGa for her books!
Rock Paper Scissors by Alice Feeney: My Review
Alice Feeney’s latest release is not one to be missed!
The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake: My Review
Discover the insane Dark Academia world of The Atlas Six! Trust me you do not want to miss this read!
To Bleed A Crystal Bloom by Sarah A. Parker: My Review
Check out my review of To Bleed A Crystal Bloom By Sarah A. Parker
The Gilded Ones by Namina Forna: My Review
This week I’m reviewing THE GILDED ONES by Namina Forna- It blew me away, so read on to find out why!
The Night She Disappeared By Lisa Jewell: My Review
One of my favourite thriller writers is BACK and she’s not pulling any punches!
The Last Time I lied by Riley Sager: My Review
Discover what I loved about Riley Sager’s The Last Time I lied…
Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo: My Review
Discover if Shadow and Bone lived up to the hype!!!
LORE By Alexandra Bracken: My Review
Discover what I thought of Lore by Alexandra Bracken!
5 Self Development Book Recommendations
Discover a few of my hand picked favourite Self Development Reads!
5 Stellar Sci-Fi Reads I couldn't Put Down!
Check out five stellar sci-fi reads that blew my socks off this year!
5 Recent Recommended Reads!
Check out some of my favourite recent reads from February/March 2021!
Author Spotlight: Paranormal Mystery Writer Candra Kylar
Candra Kylar started out in entertainment journalism and, after becoming obsessed with paranormal thrillers, decided to start penning some of her own. She's originally from New York but moved to the Midwest a few years ago and fell in love with the countrysides.
Review: The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
When I picked up the Midnight Library by Matt Haig, I was not quite sure what to expect. I got the hardback for Christmas, and had heard rave reviews on bookstagram, and yet somehow, I still was not sold. The idea seemed almost childish, too simple… or maybe I was just sick of hyped books not living up to my expectations. This one, however, did…
My top 5 reads of 2020
2020 has been a crappy year for most people in one way or another, but it’s also been a year that’s given us a heck of a lot of time stuck inside. I don’t know about you, but this means that I got a ton of reading done during lockdown, and despite 2020 bringing a lot of shittyness, it DID bring some fabulous books into my life that i am super grateful for! So without further ado, i present my top 5 countdown reads of 2020!
5 Childhood classics you need to reread as an adult
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, well according to Andy Williams anyhow, and one of my favourite traditions around the holidays is snuggling in on a chilly evening with some hot chocolate, my oodie, and some of my favourite childhood classics. I don’t know what it is about some of these books, but they make me feel like i’m relaxing into a hot bath at the end of a long day. Not only that, but some of these books most definitely made me into the writer i am today, so attention must be paid.
Here are my top 5 childrens classic rereads for adults!
The Winternight Trilogy by Katherine Arden: My Review
I just want to start off by saying that this series has been undoubtedly my favourite of 2020, and I’ve read A LOT of books this year. (Thank you lockdown… at least you were good for my TBR if nothing else.) I haven’t read very many books based in Russian culture, an exeption being The Witches of St. Petersburg by Imogen Edward-Jones- a book which I also loved by the way.
5 Spooky Reads to make your spine tingle this Halloween!
It’s no secret that I read A LOT, but what’s surprised me this year is how I’ve sort of fallen in love with horror. I’m not a huge horror movie fan, so the fact that I love the genre is a bit of an oddity. Perhaps then, the reason I’ve gotten into all things spooky, supernatural, and horror when it comes to fiction has something to do with the fact that I’ve been treated to some incredible books this year!
So, without further ado, here are just a few of my favourites!