4 Stars Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for an earc of this book. The Sisters Grimm is a magical realism novel set in London and a dream world called Everwhere. The premise of the book is really interesting - anyone could be one of the sisters Grimm. There are thousands of them, all… Continue reading The Sisters Grimm by Menna van Praag – Review #thesistersgrimm
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Reading Wrap Up – February 2020
Hi everyone, apologies about the late post, it's been a bit of a weird/hectic week this week, so I didn't end up getting around to writing this up properly, which kind of follows how February was for me on the whole anyway! So anyway, here's my February reading wrap up! These are the books I… Continue reading Reading Wrap Up – February 2020
Ruthless Gods by Emily A Duncan – Review #RuthlessGods
5 Stars Thank you to Wednesday Books and Netgalley for an earc of this book.As this is sequel, it's a little harder to review without mentioning book one, so this contains a few spoilers Wicked Saints!Ruthless Gods is full of gothic imagery, eldritch horror, blood mages, a very unsettling forest, insane divinity and a lot… Continue reading Ruthless Gods by Emily A Duncan – Review #RuthlessGods
Reading Wrap Up – January 2020
This is my January reading wrap up! It's a bit late because I have had a LOT going on in the last week, which meant I didn't quite get around to posting this sooner, sorry! I feel like I had a pretty good month for reading, considering how hectic my January felt. I have a… Continue reading Reading Wrap Up – January 2020
Blog Tour & Review – Highfire by Eoin Colfer
Hello and welcome to my stop of the blog tour for Eoin Colfer's new novel, Highfire, which comes out on the 28th January! This tour was organized by Jo Fletcher books, who sent me a copy of Highfire, which I have been really excited about! Summary: Eoin Colfer's first adult fantasy novel is a hilarious,… Continue reading Blog Tour & Review – Highfire by Eoin Colfer
Something Wicked by Nicole M. Rubino – Review
2 stars Thank you to netgalley and the publisher for an arc of this book. I'm going to start by saying I didn't end up finishing this book. I read a good chunk of it (just over 35%) before giving up, but I wrote a review of this for netgalley and so I decided to… Continue reading Something Wicked by Nicole M. Rubino – Review
The Weight Of A Soul by Elizabeth Tammi
2 stars Thank you to netgalley and the publisher for an arc of this book. I think this had so much potential but in the end really wasn't for me. It was a book I was really excited by and the cover is STUNNING, but while it was an easy read it wasn't what I… Continue reading The Weight Of A Soul by Elizabeth Tammi
Reading Wrap Up – December 2019
This is my December wrap up! Unfortunately I didn't get as many books finished as I intended to in December. Mostly I read on my kindle or iPad, as sometimes I find that a bit easier or more accessible. I did read quite a few things, and started/continued a few other books, but I didn't… Continue reading Reading Wrap Up – December 2019
Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman – Review
5 Stars I love this collection of stories. This is the second time I've read it, and I loved it as much as the first time. It's written in a simple and straightforward way that is reminiscent of the oral traditions in which they would originally have been told. It's a good and enjoyable selection… Continue reading Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman – Review
Brightfall by Jaime Lee Moyer – Review
3.75 Stars Thanks to netgalley and the publisher for an arc of this book. This was an enjoyable read!Robin Hood, curses, the fae and magic are mixed together in a really unique way, and I really enjoyed the mixture of source material and new ideas. This wasn't quite a retelling as it was set after… Continue reading Brightfall by Jaime Lee Moyer – Review
Eldritch Fae 