Interesting characters, lovely world building, history, and a terrifying ghost world to learn about, City of Ghosts is well worth a read
The City of Ghosts by Victoria Schwab
White Stag by Kara Barbieri
I greatly enjoyed this darkly enchanting tale. The beautiful world building, coupled with intricate magic will leave the reader craving more.
From the Corner of the Oval by Beck Dorey-Stein
From the Corner of the Oval weaves vivid storytelling, and draws the reader in. It provides a unique, and extremely human, lens on the world we so often only see described by pundits. What I loved most however, was it felt like I was getting a story told to me by my older sister.
The Hazel Wood by Melissa Albert
Okay. I attempted to pace myself with this book, but come on guys. Creepy fairy tales. A mystery to solve. On top of the fact that we've had a plethora of cozy rainy reading days lately. I never stood a chance. The Hazel Wood was fun, and creepy, and in an extremely large genre, unique.... Continue Reading →
Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard
I realize that I have a problem. Some people tell me they read to fall asleep. I then sit there trying to process. How that is even possible. Maybe I just love reading. Maybe I need to start Binge Readers Anonymous. Or maybe I pick up a wonderful book like Red Queen and there was never any... Continue Reading →
Cruel Prince by Holly Black
For all those who have been swept off your feet (or potentially enthralled by the fae) with Holly Black's previous books, your creepy and sinister weaver of tales is back.Â
How to Write a Novel in 30 Days by Megg Geri
As an inspiring author, I was elated to be given a chance to read Megg's book. After participating in two NaNoWriMos, I understand more on how I write, the things I've done wrong, and how hard getting a book finished can be. NaNoWriMo is National Novel Writing Month for those who are uninitiated to the... Continue Reading →
Forest of a Thousand Lanterns by Julie C. Dao
Dao has masterfully crafted a haunting tale of a young woman determined to become Empress, and what that kind of a road those ambitions lead you down.Â
Furyborn by Claire Legrand
Legrand weaves a page-turning story that explores the breadth of friendship, family, an the impact our decisions make.
Everless by Sara Holland
Starting the year off with a page turner is never a bad thing.
my way by Starlight 