The Fragile Threads of Power is book 1 in the Threads of Power series by V.E. Schwab. Schwab writes such a rich world and enthralling story you will not want to put this book down. The story is told with multiple points of view, this helped me get a better understanding of everything going on […]
Masters of Death is a standalone book by Olivie Blake. I had a wonderful time with this novel, Olivie has a really unique way of writing and it just resonates with me. You get to know all the characters’ backgrounds and the plot just blossoms as you read. The story is told in a nonlinear […]
First, despite the series name change, this is actually book 4 in the Embraced series. So having this listed as Embraced by Magic #1 could be very misleading to those that may be new to the series. You could read this first, but you will be missing the back story of all the other sisters […]
I’ve always been more of an Urban Fantasy or Paranormal Romance reader. It’s not very often I pick up a fantasy. I feel like there is a lot of world building that needs to be done in a fantasy and I find my attention drifts off. Shadow King did not overload on the world building, […]
Death Doesn’t Bargain ends not long after Deadmen Walking. In the beginning the crew is trying to find a way to save Kalder from what happened to him in that first book. That was one of the things from book one that bothered me. I hated his fate in that book. He chose it and […]
Eight Simple Rules for Dating A Dragon is book three in the Embraced series by Kerrelyn Sparks. This book features Gwennore and Silas. Gwennore is an elf that was raised on the Isle of Moon along with our heroines from book one and two. Because she is an elf, with the features of an elf, […]
The setting for Rising Fire is in a historical world where the magic is not really a known possibility by most people. The story kicks off with a trigger to an event not a lot of people are aware of. The synopsis confused me because I didn’t see the situation between William and Brienne as […]
Sea of Shadows was a book club read for me. I will admit my close-minded brain gave it two strikes against it right off the bat. It was a young adult and it was fantasy. Not what I would classify as urban fantasy, I would say it was straight fantasy. I have a hard time […]