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Book Review:: Heartless Hunter | Kristen Ciccarelli
The world is a dangerous place when you have to hide who you are from everyone. Especially when you throw yourself into danger in order to save…
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Book Review:: What the River Knows | Isabel Ibanez
When a book lists The Mummy as a comp in the blurb, you know your girl’s gonna pick it up. That’s as far as I got in…
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Book Review:: The City in Glass | Nghi Vo
Where have I been all my life where I haven’t experienced the work of Hugo Award winning author Nghi Vo? By happy circumstance, I’ve been given the…
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Book Review:: Ruthless Vows | Rebecca Ross
Letters of Enchantment Book #2 (conclusion) [Book One is Divine Rivals – skip this review if you haven’t read it yet! There will be rampant book one…
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Book Review:: Divine Rivals | Rebecca Ross
Letters of Enchantment Book #1 Holy hell, I was not prepared for this book. I like to go into new stories blind, especially the hyped ones, and…
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Book Review:: Wildfire | Ilona Andrews
This is the third book in the Hidden Legacy series. If you’ve not read the first two books, please read this review of book one to convince…
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Book Reviews:: Burn for Me | Ilona Andrews
The Hidden Legacy series by Ilona Andrews is one of my favorites of all time. Since the summer of 2022 when I first read these books, I’ve…