Hey all, I've felt in a retelling mood lately, maybe because I read so many fantastic ones last year. Here are the ones that debuted last year that I read and reviewed [except I haven't reviewed Stepsister yet. Click on the picture to be taken to my review post, click on the link under to be… Continue reading 2019 Retellings I Read & Loved
Hey all! This is it!!! The FIRST in the series, Comparing Notes. I had this in mind for a couple of months, it was inspired by the fact my friend Neda and I both read The Fever King and had completely different reading experiences. It kinda made me remember that we all have varied… Continue reading Comparing Notes
Summary: The second part of Arthur and Jo’s strange adventures throughout the land of Discoucia, and a time when Archie the Water Goddess has made the ultimate sacrifice to rid the world of her nemesis, Cordelia Paradise, the Fire Goddess. However, things rarely go to plan and Arthur finds himself at war with Archie’s hidden… Continue reading Gemenicia Blog Tour
It's time for the WWW Wednesday meme brought to you all by Taking on a World of Words What Are You Currently Reading? GoodReads Blurb: The second part of Arthur and Jo’s strange adventures throughout the land of Discoucia, and a time when Archie the Water Goddess has made the ultimate sacrifice to rid the… Continue reading WWW Wednesday
This post I guess is more of just a discussion post, but I'd like to add that on any of my posts whether I say so or not, I want you to drop your opinions like they're hot. Because I trust you all can be civil and I trust I can be civil so even… Continue reading Supporting Authors & Supporting ‘Us’
Hey all, it's Saturday, you know what that means? I revel in being lazy lol. But also it's the weekend for most of us, so yay for that. Today's post is more of a way to hopefully give you a laugh than an in-depth look at my process as my process is really...having none lol.… Continue reading Book Reviewing: A Process
GoodReads Blurb: As the consort of the Prince of the Vampiri, Saphrona resolves not to lose her identity in Gideon’s shadowy world. Though she feels ever more drawn to him and sympathizes with his people’s struggle to emulate human compassion, she refuses to allow anything to threaten her autonomy. Gideon longs for Saphrona’s love, but… Continue reading Droknina eARC Review
