I loved every minute of Where the Lost Wander. It was so hard to put down. The writing was incredible and the story was inspiring, touching and so real. Amy Harmon put this story to paper and made it so believable in only the way she could. This was the second book that I have …
Robert Jackson Bennett is a masterful storyteller. CITY OF STAIRS is a sprawling, epic tale of an ancient city with a divine heritage, its ethnic conflicts, religious beliefs, governmental structures, wars. It is a thorough immersion in a world so rich and vibrant with history. It is an in-depth examination of societies –one brought down …
Like the previous Dragon Age I greatly enjoyed. Although not the best book in the series I was enamoured with a few of the characters enough to enjoy the novel. At times I wondered what relevance the book had with the game series but although it was confusing in relation to the game at times, …
Fourth in the Tairen Soul fantasy series. The StoryIt just keeps getting worse. Ellie still hasn’t completed the bond with Rain. Her nightmares are intensifying and new powers keep manifesting. Ellie can’t tell if they’re good or evil and the shadow looming over her is getting darker and darker. Matters are not helped as the …
12/18/2020: Reread!09/19/2018: Read for the second time. Upped from 4 Stars to 5 Stars! I really enjoyed Penryn’s character journey in this book. Penryn is on her own and is separated from Raffe through the entire beginning of the book. She thinks about him a lot, but she stands on her own two feet and …
Give me a moment to fan myself and cool down. Whoa. I’m giving Heart of Fire five stars because for my first ‘modern-day bodice-ripper’ as I should probably call it, the novel wasn’t bad at all. I was well aware of the cliches that awaited me in this book, and there were many, but there …
Overall Grade: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ When you get to the acknowledgments of Kilby Blades’s offering to the SmartyPants Romance universe, Forrest for the Trees, you find a few sentences from Blades about the saving grace of Penny Reid’s The Knitting in the City and Green Valley worlds. I think, for those of us who have also lost …
Every so often a book comes along that makes me very nervous as an author. After reading this, I feel like I need to step it up a notch. I can’t compete! It’s too good!! The story kicks off with Tom, a hot recluse biker (cyclist?) whose sister sets him up with a ‘buddy’ for …
Note to reader – this review is going to be a scattered review because I have all of this awesomeness running around in my brain and I can’t make it flow because it is just too much. Too much awesomeness. Thanks for making all this awesomeoness, Penny. My ode to Penny: It is ridiculously insane …
I have always enjoyed Jacqueline Wilsons books and so I was excited to read this one. When I first started the book I found unlike most of her books it took me a while to get into the book and but around a hundred pages in it started to get really interesting and I …