July wrap-up blog with mini reviews of everything I've read in July. I participated in 4 (!) readathons this month...!
Tag: Review
June Wrap-Up and Mini-Reviews
June wrap-up blog with mini reviews of everything I've read in June. It's a good selection of random books this month.
Review – The Book of M by Peng Shepherd
This was a weird read. People loosing their shadows, loosing their mind, then start to do magic. I had issues with this book. So many issues. But I liked the ending 😊
May Wrap-Up and Mini-Reviews
May wrap-up blog with mini reviews of everything I've read in May. It's a good selection of random books this month. I read several ARCs this month (just to give me room to request more...)
Review – The Outcast by Taran Matharu
I read book 4 in the Summoner series before book 1 🤭😏 #LivingOnTheEdge Don't worry the fourth book is the prequel, so there is tactic to my method.
Review: Runebinder by Alex R Kahler
I enjoyed this book, but I have issues with it. I very much enjoyed the magic system and the LGBT romance, but there are areas in which this book is weak.
Review time: Bones and Bourbon by Dorian Graves
The reason I requested this ARC, is because of what I saw in the first line of the description: Half-huldra Retz Gallows is having an awful day. -> Wait! Did you say HALF-Huldra?!? *REQUEST!* I ended up almost loving it with all its morally grey characters 😁
April Wrap-Up and Mini-Reviews
April wrap-up blog with mini reviews of everything I've read in April. It's a good selection of random books this month. Do you like my new ivy leaf method? I got sick of the stars 😊
Review: To Kill A Kingdom by Alexandra Christo
Well, what a whirlwind that was! Just finished To Kill a Kingdom by Alexandra Christo, and in short, it's a twisted, cruel version of Disney's The Little Mermaid. I gave it 4.5 out of 5 ivy leaves 😁 This ARC was provided to me by NetGalley in return for an honest review. Thank you. To Kill… Continue reading Review: To Kill A Kingdom by Alexandra Christo
Review: Queendom of the Seven Lakes by A B Endacott
I really enjoyed this book, and enjoyed is the right word because its the only word which really fit with what I feel about this book. And I've used "enjoyed" a lot in this review. Its almost over used. Enjoy!
