Today I will be reviewing Markswoman by Rati Mehrotra. Kyra is a Markswoman of the Order of Kali, one of four sisterhoods (and one brotherhood) of highly trained warriors that governs the kingdom of Asiana. Each warrior is paired with a magical blade, and uses it to keep the peace in the kingdom. But Kyra … Continue reading Markswoman Review
Here is a list of my top guilty pleasure reads, which may not be my prefered genre, or the best written works out there, but for some reason or another I loved them and they lingered with me for some reason or another. I call these books my guilty pleasures because while I enjoy them, … Continue reading Guilty Pleasure Reads
Today I will be reviewing Daughter of the Burning City by Amanda Foody. Sorina is the first illusion worker to be born in hundreds of years. Unfortunately that makes her a freak, even among the freaks and outcasts of the Gomorrah festival, a travelling city that promises magic and mystery in a strictly religious world. … Continue reading Daughter of the Burning City Review
Hello everyone! Since I've started using this blog again, I thought now might be a good time to create an umbrella post to explain what I'm going to be doing on here, my schedule, and basically where all this is going. I thought this might be a good time to basically explain the way this … Continue reading Where is All This Going? – Content, Scheduling, and Blog Direction
Today I will be reviewing Ice Massacre by Tiana Warner. Eriana Kwai is an island besieged by mermaids. The people of the island cannot go near the beach, they cannot fish, they cannot travel by ocean without risking being attacked by the man-eating creatures. The island becomes poorer every year, and the people live hungry … Continue reading Ice Massacre Review
Today I will be reviewing Children of Blood and Bone by Tomi Adeyemi. *Please note many character names and locations have accents that I am unable to add via this computer* Ten years after magic disappears and all the maji are slaughtered, Zelie Adebola is just working to survive the harsh oppression of her people at … Continue reading Children of Blood and Bone Review
Today I will be reviewing Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor. This book DESTROYED me. Okay, now that that’s out of the way, Strange The Dreamer by Laini Taylor is the first in a duology following Lazlo Strange, an orphan with no name, who as a child experienced a world being stolen from him. For … Continue reading Strange The Dreamer Book Review
Hello everybody! This poor blog has been sitting collecting dust for way too long, and now that I have some free time on my hands I am going to be doing more reading and more reviewing. I’m also cleaning up some of my reviews for books I read earlier, like this one. I’m sorry I’ve … Continue reading Children of Icarus Book Review
Today we’ll be reviewing Wayfarer by Alexandra Bracken. I am going to try to avoid spoiling too much of the first book, but if you have not read Passengers yet I would definitely recommend you go read that, and then come back and discuss with me. I promise it’s worth it. Wayfarer picks up two … Continue reading Wayfarer Book Review
Unhooked, by Lisa Maxwell.
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