Mistborn trilogy by Brandon Sanderson | Series Review

The Mistborn trilogy by Brandon Sanderson is one of the most highly recommended fantasy series I've ever come across. I've had this series on my TBR for at least 7 years and I'm absolutely kicking myself for taking so long to actually read it. This is one of the most masterfully written and plotted fantasy series I've…

My Dark Vanessa by Kate Elizabeth Russell | Review

My Dark Vanessa is a book I've been seeing everywhere since becoming more active again on bookstagram, and it is well worth the hype, in my opinion. This is such a brilliantly written, nuanced exploration of agency, consent and trauma. If you're in the right head space to read this, I highly recommend. Dark and melancholic, My Dark…

Kindred Review & Interview with Jen Wilde

Hi lovelies! I am so thankful to be part of the tour for the release of Kindred: 12 queer #LoveOzYA stories! For all the info & other stops for the tour, make sure you check out the masterpost here. Synopsis  What does it mean to be queer? What does it mean to be human? In this…

March Wrap-Up 2019

Hey readers! Sorry for such a belated wrap-up. Still trying to get in the swing of things and I haven't had much energy to write this post until now. March was a pretty good reading month for me-- I managed to finish a total of 12 books (most of which were audiobooks tbh). I finished:…

Can’t Escape Love by Alyssa Cole | Review

Thank you so much to the publisher for sending me a free digital copy for review via Edelweiss.  Can't Escape Love is number 3.5 in the Reluctant Royals series and I swear I just love this series so much! This instalment's storyline happens parallel to A Duke by Default, so I recommend you read that one before you…

99 Percent Mine by Sally Thorne | Review

I received an advance copy from the publisher in exchange for an honest review 99% Mine is a book I was sceptically anticipating. I read Sally Thorne's debut novel, The Hating Game, earlier in the year and thought it was okay. There were a few issues with some of the language used and some lowkey misogynistic parts that…

The Cruel Prince by Holly Black | Review

I was very hesitant going into The Cruel Prince, both because of the hype and because I'd heard some problematic things about it. This certainly wasn't a perfect book and there are some things I'm definitely side eyeing, however I'd be lying if I said I didn't love this.  The Cruel Prince is the first Holly Black book…

Girls of Paper and Fire by Natasha Ngan | Review

A copy was provided by the publisher via Netgalley in exhange for an honest review Girls of Paper and Fire quickly became one of my most anticipated reads after how much hype it's been getting lately. After I heard it was an ownvoices Asian inspired fantasy book with a f/f relationship, I was instantly hooked. There…

Summer of Salt by Katrina Leno | Review

Summer of Salt is a book I've been hearing lovely things about lately and I'm so very glad it met my expectations. Going into this book, I thought it would be just a cute sapphic contemporary with a few whimsical elements but it is so much more. Summer of Salt follows 17 year old Georgina…

The Poppy War by R.F Kuang | Review

The Poppy War by R.F. Kuang is a fantastic military fantasy debut, and I'm honestly kicking myself for taking so long to pick it up. The Poppy War effortlessly blends historical events and Chinese mythology to create a fantastical world used to process living generational trauma and explore the complexities of war. The Poppy War…