Yesterday we posted our review for Shadow and Bone, so today it’s time for our review of the sequel, Siege and Storm! We both really enjoyed the first book, so we were excited to start on the next one. Let’s talk about what we thought of Siege and Storm!
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To prepare for the release of King of Scars, Isabelle thought it would be a good idea to reread the Grisha Verse trilogy. So we decided to dedicate a whole week on the blog to Grisha. We’re both excited to read the newest book in this world.
To start off our Grisha week, we’re sharing our review for Shadow and Bone, the first book in this trilogy!
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Both of us really want to get in charge of our backlist books and series we need to finish. To help us start, we decided to do a buddy read of Ice Like Fire with our friend Melissa, from Melissa’s Fandom World (you can find here review here!). Today we’re posting our review of this book. Since this is the sequel to Snow Like Ashes, there will be some spoilers for that first book. Read on at your own risk!
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Earlier today I posted my review for One Cruel Night, the prequel to Cruel Money. Once I read the prequel, I knew this was going to be a series I couldn’t put down. Did I still think that after reading this book? Let’s find out!
First I have to thank Inkslinger PR and the author for providing me with an ARC to read and review!
It’s not even the end of the first month of the year and I’ve already discovered a few new authors. One of these authors is Kate Meader. Today her newest book, Illegally Yours, is out now. Thanks to the publisher and author, I received an ARC to read and review.
The Birds, The Bees & You and Me is a story that spoke to me after reading the summary. When I was in high school, we only had abstinence only sex-ed. I think it’s important that teenagers know how to protect themselves. Unfortunately, not all teenagers are educated at home either. This book is important. It teaches about how to protect yourselves, standing up for what you want, how important consent is and also has a really sweet love story!
Thanks to the author, publisher and Xpresso book tours, I received an ARC to read and review!
Continue reading “Blog Tour | The Birds, The Bees & You and Me – Olivia Hinebaugh”
The Princess of Baker Street is a book like I’ve never read before. I have read quite a few books, but nothing as beautifully hearbreaking as this one. I think this author did an amazing job with something as sensitive as this! Thanks to Xpresso Book Tours, the author and publisher for providing me an ARC to read and review!
Continue reading “Blog Tour | The Princess of Baker Street – Mia Kerick”
If you’ve followed the blog, you know I have read a few books by Freya Barker. Her newest book, Burning for Autumn, was released January 8th. The author was kind enough to provide me with an ARC to read and review.
I’m normally not one to give warnings, but in Burning for Autumn an animal is harmed. You don’t read it in complete detail, but it is a part of the story. Even I thought it was a bit hard to read!
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To be honest, before I had the chance to review this book, I had never heard of Kelly Jamieson. Today her newest book, Game On, is available to read! Game On is the eighth book in the Aces Hockey series and can be read as a standalone.
I want to thank the author and publisher for allowing me to read and review. I have found a new author I want to read more from. Keep reading for my review for Game On.
It’s not December anymore, but this book was too good not to share. One Day in December isn’t only about Christmas, so this is still the perfect book if you’re looking for a winter read. This book was very touching and I couldn’t put it down. Keep on reading to read the rest of my review for One Day in December!
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