September brings me into a back to school vibe, it's time for fall, routines, and often to evaluate where I'm at in my annual goal setting.
The Back to School Reset
Our Strange Duet by Erin A. Craig
Imagine one of your favorite authors is directly chosen to write one of your all time favorite musicals into it’s own original story… okay great, so you probably have an idea of how excited I have been in the lead up to Our Strange Duet releasing. It also meant when I saw that Erin was... Continue Reading →
The Raven at the Ash Door by K. A. Linde
There will be moments for everyone in this book. I’m just saying feral is a good look on readers. It was everything I was hoping for, and more
The Wren in the Holly Library by K.A. Linde
Beauty—and proud thief with a smart mouth—meets the beast in chapter one, and that was all it took to hook me. This book delivers both the complex characters, a twisty turn plot, a giant world with a nuanced political and power structure, as well as the vibes we crave.
Book Event: Claire Legrand & Shannon Spann
Last week the final book of the Middlemist trilogy by Claire Legrand A Rose of Blood and Binding came out and I was lucky enough to get to see Claire on her book tour! I went dressed in a closet cosplay of Mara, the middle sister who is the protagonist of the third book and... Continue Reading →
The Swan’s Daughter by Roshani Chokshi
This book was everything you could possibly want in a fairy tale, vaguely unbelievable and whimsical to the point of excess that is filled with a beautiful world and funny characters who deeply impart what it means to be human.
The Enchanted Greenhouse by Sarah Beth Durst
So if you need the perfect cozy winter read with magical gardens, funny talking plants, the cutest flying kitty, a journey growing confidence in oneself, and adorable idiots that need to “just kiss” then you should go and pick up The Enchanted Greenhouse.
The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig
Okay, I read this book over the most perfect birthday weekend I could have asked for. Which meant sitting out by the pool with all my friends as we all read. It also meant that I was able to read this in not quite on sitting, but one day. I have been emotionally compromised for... Continue Reading →
For Whom the Belle Tolls by Jaysea Lynn
This is one of the most amazing fictional depictions of what the afterlife could be, and in many ways what I think a lot of us would love it to be. For other Hell's Belles fans it felt very much like a homecoming and a warm hug to get to pick up this book, but I know that this Thick Lady is going to be a favorite for so many who pick her up.
Wild Reverence
I am jealous of all of you who are able to read it for the first time this book has consumed me mind and soul, and at it's core shows how love and kindness might even be able to alter the course of fate and death.
