A few years ago I started reading The Witchlands series by Susan Dennard. It did not work for me at all. But never one to give up on an author for just one series I was very intrigued by The Luminaries. Luckily for me I really enjoyed this first installment.
Alossa lets herself get kidnapped by this pirate crew to retrieve a map. But she finds a little more than she bargained for in her captor Riden. And if that doesn't sound like a recipe for a romance I don't know what does.
Just in time for Halloween comes Hollow, a Sleepy Hollow retelling.
As a Romeo and Juliet retelling set in a historical Shanghai, These Violent Delights duology stands out from many other books
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.
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.
This Vicious Grace has a similar kind of start to another book I read earlier this year. But where that book left me dissapointed, this book I truly enjoyed reading.
Our Lady of Mysterious Ailments is the sequel to The Library of the Dead and continues on in much of the same tune.
The Library of the Dead isn't quite as library as I expected.
Gallant was an interesting story of Olivia.
A Dance With Books 