An artfully woven story of the dirty truths of immigrants and the pursuit of wealth. And how anyone is able of inspiring generosity and benevolent change within society.
Carnegie’s Maid by Marie Benedict
Seventh Decimate by Stephen R. Donaldson
It's so hard for me, when there is a book that I know I could love, but for some reason I just don't. Seventh Decimate has everything in it that should keep pulling you in.
Tree of Ages by Sara C. Roethle
I had the craving for a good epic fantasy, and this world provided it. There is action, a quest, the potential for a slow-burn romance, family drama, an unknown past, the the looming threat of potential war on the horizon.
The Forgotten Beasts of Eld by Patricia McKillip
To me The Forgotten Beasts of Eld has become a tale I will gladly read again, and shall always have a treasured spot in my library.
Firebolt by Adrienne Woods
Firebolt by Adrienne Woods, a surprising 4 🌟! Check out school with magic, dragons, prophecies and a girl who can't believe this is really happening.
Magpie’s Song by Allison Pang
A beautifully crafted novel that somehow also includes a floating city, a clockwork dragon, and half-breed children immune to what is akin to the plague? All-in-all, I cannot recommend a book more highly. Please, just go read get it, I promise you won't regret it.
Persuasion (Curse of the Gods) by Jaymin Eve & Jane Washington
Eve & Washington are able to seamlessly weave together very human characters, class strife, more delicious reverse harem moments, more humor than I'd seen in a high fantasy novel, and an ever growing plot line. Once again in the Curse of the Gods series, I highly recommend this fast read novel that leaves you wanting more.
Trickery (Curse of the Gods) by Jaymin Eve & Jane Washington
4 Stars. Highly recommended for a fast read, with lighthearted humor. Waiting for the later books and diving in deeper for a higher rating. Warning to those who get easily attached to fictional characters and those who look for their OTP.
Amber Sky by Claire Warner
First, I just want to say when the first thing you do after a book is finished is reach for your phone to share it with a friend, you know you've got a keeper. Amber Sky originally had me guessing what this book would be about. Now that I'm at the end I'm somehow still... Continue Reading →
Omega by Jus Accardo
Okay, I just want to say that I love novels. I love reading. And I adore interesting ideas. With Omega, my very first Advanced Readers Copy (ARC) I thought I'd hit the jackpot. And here it comes. The big one. BUT.
my way by Starlight 