Hello humans! Today's review is of the final book in Teri Terry's Dark Matter series, the first two books of which I reviewed a while ago, to read those reviews click here. This has been one of the most interesting series to read start to finish, with a fair number of unexpected twists and turns here and... Continue Reading →
All Rights Reserved, Gregory Scott Katsoulis – Book Review
Hello humans! I am so thrilled to be finally writing this book review (it has been one of those reviews that I’ve had sorted in my head for a while but have yet to put metaphorical pen to metaphorical paper). All Rights Reserved is one of the books I read when I was on holiday... Continue Reading →
Storm Glass, Jeff Wheeler – Book Review
Hello humans! Remember back when I was on honeymoon and I binge read the entire Kingfountain series in three days? Well, I wish I could binge read Jeff Wheeler’s latest series but unfortunately, only one book has been written so far! I was lucky enough to get to read Storm Glass a little ahead of... Continue Reading →
Tess of the Road, Rachel Hartman – Book Review
Hello humans! It’s no secret that I adore both Seraphina and Shadow Scale for many reasons, but largely the dragons. So as soon as I realised there was going to be another book in the same setting I was the most excited I had been for a long time. I pre-ordered it instantly and basically... Continue Reading →
Vampire Academy: The Untold Stories, Richelle Mead – Book Review
Hello humans! I very rarely read books about vampires anymore, despite having been the perfect age to be completely obsessed during the height of the Twilight hype (we all live with our past selves somehow). But, a few years ago, when I was suffering from second-degree burns caused by dropping a cup of tea on... Continue Reading →
Batman: Nightwalker, Marie Lu – Book Review
Hello humans! Waaaaaay back when I reviewed the first release in the DC Icons Series Wonder Woman: Warbringer written by (one of my all-time favourite authors) Leigh Bardugo. I ended up really enjoying the story and the writing so it was on my mind that I ought to read the later books in this series.... Continue Reading →
Infernal Devices, Philip Reeve – Book Review
Hello humans! Welcome to another instalment in my reviews of Philip Reeve’s The Hungry City Chronicles. I’ve already reviewed Mortal Engines and Predator’s Gold. There may, therefore, be spoilers for the previous two books in this review, though I will not be including any major spoilers for Infernal Devices. Aside: am I the only one... Continue Reading →
Obsidio, Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff – Book Review
Hello humans. Ugh. I can’t believe I’m here writing this review. Illuminae was one of the first hyped up books I ever read and reviewed on this blog, it was kind of what pushed me into more of the community of bloggers rather than just sitting on the fringe. It’s also one of the first... Continue Reading →
This Mortal Coil, Emily Suvada – Book Review
Hello humans! Today's review is for a book that I wasn't expecting to like as much as I did. This Mortal Coil first came to my attention when I got a pin badge for the book in one of the Fairyloot crates - I can't actually remember which one? So then when I was looking for a book... Continue Reading →
Predator’s Gold, Philip Reeve – Book Review
Hello humans! That’s right I’m still reading my way through Philip Reeve’s Hungry City Chronicles from the library’s ebook stash! I’m having the problem I always have when I read series where they all start to merge into one in my mind, if you see anything that happens in a later book then let me... Continue Reading →
Song of Blood and Stone, L. Penelope – Book Review
Hello humans! Today I’m reviewing L. Penelope’s debut novel, and the start of The Earthsinger Chronicles, Song of Blood and Stone. This book was initially self-published but was picked up by St Martin’s Press. This is an epic fantasy novel with two nations caught on the edge of war. I’ll let the Goodreads summary explain... Continue Reading →
The Young Elites, Marie Lu – Book Review
Hello humans! Welcome to the beginning of quite a journey! Think back with me to December 2017, it was a wonderful time. Christmas had just past and I was free from the book buying ban (which honestly, I was failing at anyway) and I happened to walk into The Works. Some might call this a... Continue Reading →