It’s been a long time since I’ve read a proper fantasy book. I’m not talking about paranormal books set in our world (or some altered version thereof). I’m talking about a different world entirely, where humans are almost an abstract notion and the fae and other creatures reign. It was Mila Sin’s book, The Howling Wind, that drew me to abandon my usual dark and […]
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I’ve read some pretty blinding books this year and so going into December I didn’t think I’d find anything to top them. I was wrong. Becoming Aria is hands down the best book I’ve read in a long time. Going into the book, I knew it was going to be a bit different from my usual sort of read. It’s rare I see a character
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I really enjoyed AJ Merlin’s Playing With Knives and I had high hopes for We Tell Lies. Unfortunately, while this book was a good read, it didn’t quite live up to the awesomeness of its predecessor. I think there’s a very good reason for that. We Tell Lies is the story of Parker and her return to the small town where she grew up. The
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You know a book is going to be a fun read when it gives you a first line like that. Way to suck me in and get the curiosity going. In fact, Steffanie Holmes managed to make me as inquisitive as her protagonist, George. George is a quirky but absolutely lovable character. She’s the sort of person I would’ve hung out with (decades ago, when
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A review of the book Retribution by Frankie Page, the first instalment in Rose’s Inferno Trilogy
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What would you do for your one true love? Tour announcement for Retribution (Rose’s Inferno Trilogy) by Frankie Page
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You know a book’s going to be fun when it starts with a thought like: “Oh God, he knows I broke into Ms. Clutterbucker’s house while she was away on vacation and stole her remote batteries.”
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The Lavender Phantom was a fabulous read. The book gets really dark at times but manages to deal with the subject matter sensitively and realistically (or as realistically as fiction like this can).
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