Where the Lightning Goes | ARC Review

I was drawn to Where the Lightning Goes by that incredible cover. But unfortunately the book itself could not quite live up to it.

Night Angel Nemesis | Book 4 of the Night Angel | Arc Review

I was both excited and hesitant to read this continuation of the Night Angel Series. I read the original trilogy about 15 years ago and I remember loving it at the time. I have been meaning to reread it but I never did quite get around to it. And after reading this installment, I think I shouldn't. I should just keep my original fond memories.

The Magician’s Daughter | ARC Review

The Magician's Daughter has its own take on magic and its community. But that is not what why I ended up loving this book. It were the feels they gave me

Emily Wilde’s Encyclopeaedia of Faeries | ARC Review

Emily Wilde's Encyclopaedia might have started out on faeries but it became much more about Emily Wilde.

Signal to Noise | ARC Review

Signal to Noise is a beautiful self-contained story of the mistakes we sometimes make and how to deal with the fall out, even if it has been 20+ years.

The Dragon’s Promise | Book 2 of Six Crimson Cranes | ARC Review

As I look at some of the reviews for this sequel to Six Crimson Cranes and I realize that a lot of people aren't quite as charmed with it as I was. That might be because I read this pretty close together and I didn't have to wait like some people. And perhaps because my expectations were different.

The Tensorate Series | Book Review

The Tensorate series is te bind-up of the asian inspired fantasy novella's: The Black Tides of Heaven, The Red Threads of Fortune, The Descent of Monsters, To Ascent to Godhood.

A Darkness at the Door | Book 3 of Dauntless Path | ARC Review

I am absolutely t(h)orn about ending A Dauntless Path. At the one hand I am so happy for Intisar that the journey of these books with traditional publishing has happened despite running into some kinks. But on the other hand I am just sad to say goodbye to this world for now.

For the Throne | Book 2 of Wildwood | ARC Review

For the Throne is the sequel to For the Wolf and set close to the ending of that. With the Kings having been kept in the shadowlands, a new problem arises for Red and Wol.f Her sister has gone into the Shadowlands. And with her is Solmir, the guy who betrayed her in the above world. While Red is doing everything in her power to bring her back, Neve is finding a whole new problem in the Shadowlands. It is dying...

Go Hex Yourself | ARC Review | Blog Tour

If you want a fun magical romance to take you away for an afternoon this book will do it for you