Hello Humans! As I promised earlier in the week, today's review is for the sequel to Truthwitch, Susan Dennard's Windwitch. I know a lot of people get worried about 'sophomore slump' in books, but more often than not I find that I enjoy sequels more than I enjoy the first book in a series. I think it's having... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! Today I'm reviewing Dark Mind Rising, the sequel to The Dark Intercept - which I reviewed around this time last year. I was intrigued by the idea of a world where emotions could be so strictly monitored and regulated, as well as the relationship between old Earth and new Earth, but the book does tie off... Continue Reading →
Hello humans! That’s right it’s book two of my adventure through the works of Marie Lu (and so far it’s going pretty well!). I debated starting Legend now and then alternating through the two trilogies but instead decided I couldn’t wait to read the sequel to The Young Elites so cracked on with The Rose... Continue Reading →
Hello humans! It's time for another W2RW post and today I'm talking about a sequel which I am very excited about. I know Marissa Meyer's Renegades was one of those 'either you love it or you hate it' kind of Marmite books, I personally fell into the 'love' camp. I've been waiting since I read Renegades last year... Continue Reading →
Hello Humans! Just a heads up, before you read today's book review, why not go back in time and check out my review of the first book in this duology Voiceless? I'm so happy to have been approved to review Expression and to share my thoughts with you guys! Goodreads Summary: Adelaide Te Ngawai was twenty-two when... Continue Reading →
Well after having segued into dragons for a time I seem to be slipping back into reading lots of books about witches. I also seem to have regained the habit for reading book series out of order. But no one is perfect and 99.9% of the time the book is still worth reading if you... Continue Reading →
Happy Want to Read Wednesday everybody! Today we're featuring a sequel that I had forgotten for many years! I read the first book in the Dreamblood series, The Killing Moon, when I was eighteen, the same summer holiday that I read Daughter of Smoke and Bone. But a few weeks after I had returned the book to... Continue Reading →
It's time for part two of my reviews of The Hollow Gods series by Rebecca Levene. In yesterday's blog post I talked about how much I enjoyed the first book in the series, but how does book two compare? Goodreads Summary: Born in tragedy and raised in poverty, Krishanjit never aspired to be anything greater than... Continue Reading →
This review is something of a throwback since I actually read these books for the first time last year. But what is this blog, if not a place to suggest to you lovely individuals books that you might want to read yourselves. I'll make it a short one, however, on the off chance that the... Continue Reading →
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