At the end of the day, The Will and the Wilds was an enjoyable read with themes of family, love, and caring for those who need us. Plus, enemies to lovers!
She Who Became the Sun by Shelley Parker-Chan review
At its core, She Who Became the Sun is an exploration of gender, fate, power, loss, nothingness, and how far someone will go to achieve what they believe they deserve.
Tangleweed and Brine by Deirdre Sullivan
In short, Tangleweed and Brine is a needlessly dark collection of would-be feminist tales that fell flat and didn’t hold the beauty of some of Sullivan’s other work.
Perfectly Preventable Deaths by Deirdre Sullivan review
At the end of the day, Perfectly Preventable Deaths is a tantalisingly dark and twisted novel with beautiful and poetic prose.
The Gilded Cage by Lynette Noni review
The Gilded Cage is a dark and dangerous sequel to The Prison Healer and it will be a long and torturous wait until we are blessed with book three.
These Hollow Vows by Lexi Ryan review
At the end of the day, These Hollow Vows had so much potential, but there was just something missing that kept me from feeling connected to both the story and the characters.
The Prison Healer by Lynette Noni review
At the end of the day, The Prison Healer is an action packed fantasy novel full of twists, turns, and extremely lovable characters!
An Enchantment of Ravens by Margaret Rogerson review
In short, An Enchantment of Ravens is a light-hearted fantasy romance novel that doesn’t take itself too seriously!
The Thin Place by C.D. Major Review
C.D. Major’s The Thin Place is a dark yet predictable journey into the supernatural where history is never quite as it seems.
The Extraordinaries by TJ Klune review
It wasn’t my favourite but, combined with the great representation and engaging plot, The Extraordinaries did make for an amusing read.
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