Hello Humans! Today's review is for another anthology from Rebellion Publishing here in Oxford. I recently reviewed The Outcast Hours which was good but wasn't quite my cup of tea, so I was unsure as to how I would find New Suns, but I was confident that there would be at least a few stories that I would... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! It is at last time to review another of my Ownvember reads, I purchased this book back in October when on a trip to Foyles in London and it took me quite a while to get to reading it but I am so glad I did. Goodreads Summary: The first time the Nightmares... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! I think I'm probably right in saying that Girls of Paper and Fire is on quite a few people's 'most anticipated' lists for 2018, and with the publication date right around the corner I am delighted to be able to share my thoughts with you. This Asian fantasy takes a familiar story and spins... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! I did intend for the whole of October to be dedicated to scary, creepy, or generally just Halloween-themed books, but then there were a lot of new releases that didn't exactly fit the mould and I had to tweak my plans. However, today's book Sawkill Girl certainly hits the mark when it comes to... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! It’s been a while since I’ve reviewed any kind of anthology but I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to read Shades Within Us: Tales of Migrations and Fractured Borders, especially since I loved Where the Stars Rise so much. I used to find anthologies hard to read, feeling like I couldn’t get my... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! Today’s review is for a wonderfully unique book that took me very much by surprise. Mirage is an own voices Moroccan inspired story and a gorgeous crossover between fantasy and science fiction and I was very lucky to get to read it a little before the release date. This book has a whole... Continue Reading →
Hello humans! I’m beyond thrilled to be bringing you my review of S. A. Chakraborty’s The City of Brass. This was one of the many HUGE books I read in March and it felt like such an achievement. At 533 pages this book is no small fry but every page is worth it! (Aside: is... Continue Reading →
Hello humans! Yes, it is time to review one of the most talked about books of 2018 (or at least that's how it feels). Before I start the review I have to give the most humongous shout out to the delightful Justine who sent me an ARC of this when I lamented waiting until May... Continue Reading →
Hello humans! Are you ready to talk about necromancy? (The correct answer to that is of course 'I was born (and will die) ready!'). Reign of the Fallen was one of my anticipated reads of 2018 and I couldn't resist preordering it to my kindle to get it as soon as humanly possible. I'm excited to... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! Another anthology? I've been converted. A year ago I saw them as no more than things that would induce a reading slump. Now I'm actively searching for them. If you can find a theme you're into they can be a great way to discover new authors and get just a flavour of many... Continue Reading →
Morning Mortals! Today I'm reviewing a book that I almost passed by when I saw it up for request on Netgalley. I'm beyond glad that I didn't as Awoke turned out to be an enjoyable read! If you're into awesome protagonists, diverse authors and characters and a bit of the paranormal then you should enjoy this book!... Continue Reading →
Can we please have more books with well written non binary main characters? Sincerely me. Also more tigers. Thankyou kindly. Goodreads Summary: Sixteen-year-old Tashi has spent their life training as a inhabitor, a soldier who spies and kills using a bonded animal. When the capital falls after a brutal siege, Tashi flees to a remote... Continue Reading →
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