One of the books I was most excited about in January, was Circle of Shadows by Evelyn Skye. I mean, ninja-style warriors, a mysterious group of soldiers and magic? Who wouldn’t be excited?! But did this book live up to…
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Today I bring you a review of a book that’s been on my TBR list for more than 2 years and that was part of my huge book haul late last year. So what did I think of An Ember…
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You know what I love? Dragons. And heists. So you can imagine my excitement about Fire & Heist, a book that promised us were-dragons performing heists. But did Sarah Beth Durst deliver an exciting story, or did it fizzle out?…
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While I mainly read YA fantasy, I also like to take sidesteps into other genres. A few months ago, I read a adult fantasy romance called Master of Crows, but this time I went for a adult contemporary romance. What…
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Hi everyone! I’m back after a week off. And I have a review of one of last year’s hottest books, Kingdom of Ash by Sarah J. Maas. This is the final book in the hugely popular Throne of Glass series….
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I usually don’t read a lot during the holidays, because I’m so very tired after all those family dinners. So I didn’t want to dive into a long and heavy book to end my 2018. Instead, I picked up a…
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Vlad the Impaler is probably one of the most notorious historical figures. He is the ruler who inspired Bram Stoker’s Dracula after all. But what if Vlad were a woman? That’s the premise of And I Darken. I love history…
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I love YA fantasy novels, I love retellings and I absolutely love Disney’s Mulan. Soooo you can imagine how excited I was to finally read Flame in the Mist by Renée Ahdieh, which combines all of these. But did this…
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Last year, we met Xifeng in Forest of a Thousand Lanterns. She left her rural village behind and followed her ambitions to the imperial palace. That book ended with Xifeng as empress. In Kingdom of the Blazing Phoenix, we return…
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While I’m a big fantasy geek, I’m not too crazy about science fiction. I prefer dragons and elves over spaceships and martians. But Skyward by Brandon Sanderson promised us a talking spaceship and that sounded fun. And so it happened…
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