Blog Tour| The Soul Keepers – Devon Taylor

We’re getting closer to the cold and dark months. That means it’s time to start reading books that are a bit darker and maybe a little creepy. The Soul Keepers by Devon Taylor sounded like the perfect book to start off this time of year. Thanks to Xpresso Book Tours, the author and publisher I had the chance to read and review.

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Blog Tour| The Prince – Jennifer L. Armentrout

I am a big fan of Jennifer L. Armentrout and her Wicked trilogy is definitely one on the top of my list. When I heard about The Prince, I was really excited. Today is my spot on the blog tour. I read an reviewed The Prince, but there is also an excerpt included in this post!

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Review | The Magic Misfits – Neil Patrick Harris

As I have said before, middle grade is a genre I really want to read more of. I read Nevermoor earlier this year and fell in love with the way these books are. The Magic Misfits was another book recommended to me. I originally bought it for a middle grade event in TBR & Beyond, but only got to it now! Let’s see what I thought about this book.

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Review | Labyrinth Lost – Zoraida Cordova

I have been wanting to read Labyrinth Lost for quite a while and when I got an eARC for Bruja Born through NetGalley it seemed like the perfect time to read both. The audiobooks for both books are available through my audiobook subscription service so I decided to listen to them. Today I will tell you my thoughts on Labyrinth Lost. Keep on reading to find out more! Continue reading “Review | Labyrinth Lost – Zoraida Cordova”

Review| The Consort – K.A. Linde

I was a bit sceptical about this series after reading The Affiliate. Romance was a bit too much of the story, but The Bound started fixing that. Then I got to The Consort and it just blew me away! This book is action packed from the start. I don’t know why I waited so long to read this series.

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Review| The Bound – K.A. Linde

Yesterday my review of The Affiliate came online. Today I am back with my review for the second book in the Ascension series. The Bound starts off where the first one ended. I had some issues with the first book. Does this continue in The Bound or have things changed?

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Review| The Affiliate – K.A. Linde

K.A. Linde is an author I only know for her romances. I knew she had a fantasy series, so when I saw the sign up to review her fantasy series I had to give it a chance. The Affiliate is the first book in the Ascension series. Thanks for the author, publisher and Inkslinger PR for the chance to read and review.

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Review | Every Heart a Doorway – Seanan McGuire

Every Heart a Doorway has gotten quite some attention in my bookish circle, or at least it feels that way. This book had been on my want-to-read for a while now and seeing everyone gushing about it had made me want to read it even more. When we had a pride event last month in the Facebookgroup TBR and Beyond I figured that was the perfect opportunity to finally pick up Every Heart a Doorway. And so I did! Did the book live up to my expectations? Read on to find out! Continue reading “Review | Every Heart a Doorway – Seanan McGuire”

Review| Reign of the Fallen – Sarah Glenn Marsh

Reign of the Fallen was one of my favorite books last month. This book was released in January, but I didn’t have a chance to read sooner. TBR & Beyond had this as a group read and I love participating in those. Reign of the Fallen is a book about necromancers. Did I enjoy reading this book?

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Blog Tour| Kiss of the Royal – Lindsey Duga

A lot of books use a kiss as a weapon. To kill, to hypnotize and I am sure many other things. Kiss of the Royal is another books like that. The main character in Kiss of the Royal sees her kiss as a weapon, not as something of love. Was this an interesting take of a kiss as something more than a kiss? I read the book and today is my spot on the blog tour.

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