If you’re looking for fiction recommendations, you’ve come to the right place. Maybe you’ve never been a reader. Maybe you’ve enjoyed non-fiction but want to try something new. Or maybe you just want a few fictional suggestions to add to…
Book Review: The Summer Cottage by Annie Rains
A huge thank-you to Forever review copy of The Summer Cottage by Annie Rains. In the midst of what turned out to be an entirely too-hectic summer, I needed a cozy getaway and The Summer Cottage provided just that. Last winter, I picked…
July 2021 Reading Wrap-Up
I needed a bit of a kick in the pants to write up my reviews for the books I read in July. This was a very bizarre reading month for me, friends. While I don’t experience reading slumps in the…
June 2021 Reading Wrap-Up
If you had told me last month that Iβd manage to get through the nineteen books I picked up to read in June, I wouldβve laughed in your face. But here we are. June has been the busiest month of…
Book Review: Bloody Spade by Brittany M. Willows
A huge thank you to the author, Brittany M. Willows, for providing an advanced digital copy of Bloody Spade for review. When I opened the first pages of Bloody Spade, I had no idea what kind of action-packed, emotional rollercoaster…
Book Review: Six Crimson Cranes by Elizabeth Lim
A huge thank-you to NetGalley and Random House for this e-arc of Six Crimson Cranes by Elizabeth Lim. Six Crimson Cranes is an incredible fantasy novel by Elizabeth Lim (author of the Spin the Dawn duology). It’s filled with adventure, romance, and wisdom. It’s no…
Fantasy Audiobooks To Lose Yourself In
This guest post about fantasy audiobooks is written by Sumedha from The Wordy Habitat. Sumedha is a software engineer in India by day and a blogger by night. She aims to create a friendly and comfortable space on the internet…
Gripping Trilogies That Every Reader Will Enjoy
Trilogies are a great way to enjoy a series without as much commitment. Something I’ve noticed over the years is that when it comes to the many genres out there, trilogies are far more prominent in fantasy/sci-fi than they seem…