12 Duologies You (And I) Should Read
In a world where trilogies abound, sometimes we want something a little different. But maybe a fourteen book saga is just too much of a time commitment. Standalone? Just too […]
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21 Books with Characters that Aren’t Quite Human
You know there’s something special about them, these characters. Maybe you can name it, maybe you can’t. But one thing’s for sure: They’re not quite human… For the Beat the […]
10 Books I Forgot I Had (and Plan To Read ASAP!)
Do you ever just look at your bookshelf, desperately searching for something to read (even though you’re already in the middle of six books), and find yourself shocked to see […]
12 Books I’m Determined to Read in 2021
I am dreadful at reading challenges. Specifically, I am dreadful at sticking to a TBR list which translates to generally not doing well with said challenges. And you’d think that, […]
Everything You Need to Know about the 2021 Beat the Backlist Reading Challenge
After months (and certain days 👀) that felt like decades, the end of the year is nearly upon us and we don’t know about you, but we are READY! For […]
Magic Dark and Strange by Kelly Powell | ARC Review [TOUR]
I almost loved Magic Dark and Strange. As a whole, this book truly wasn’t that bad, but needed a bit more meat on its bones. I was initially intrigued […]
A Golden Fury by Samantha Cohoe | ARC Review
A Golden Fury hooked me from the first page, and only sleep got me to put it down. This was exactly the book I needed right now, and was such…
Ring Shout by P. Djèlí Clark | ARC Review
I kept seeing Ring Shout on those “Book you HAVE to read in 2020” lists, so obviously, I had to read it. And I’m so glad I did! This little…
The Original by Brandon Sanderson & Mary Robinette Kowal | Audiobook Review
I stumbled upon The Original randomly last week, and was pretty surprised that a Sanderson book somehow skipped over my radar. Mary Robinette Kowal is an author I’ve been wanting…
White Ivy by Susie Yang | ARC Review
Here’s the thing: White Ivy is not the kind of book I would normally pick up. When I read the synopsis though, something just grabbed me. This turned out to…