It’s been cooling off lately, signalling the start of fall, and y’all know what that means … all the spooky reads! I decided to kick my fall reads off with a series of middle grade reads that feature ghosts, because paranormal stories are some of my favorites. It’s still on the warm side here, and […]
Content Tags: Fantasy Romance Portal Fantasy Death Gore Torture Perfect for readers who want: Portal fantasies to vast, interesting worlds. Ones filled with different creatures, both lovable and scary. Books about angels. Books with prophecies and chosen ones. Magic! Of varying kinds, which […]
Fantasy Romance Novella LGBTQ+ M/M Romance Slow Burn Lore I honestly had absolutely no idea what to expect from this going in, because no one could really tell me except that I had to read it. I’m here to tell you […]
Young Adult Fantasy Romance Dark Fantasy False Imprisonment Death Books About Books Librarians This poor book has languished on my shelf since Christmas, and I finally got around to reading it thanks to Keri @ Are You My Book, […]
It’s been storming a lot lately here, which is the perfect time for some spectacularly creepy reads. Creeptacular reads, if you’ll forgive the pun. Which you will, obviously, because you haven’t all stormed my house yet with torches and pitchforks, even though goodness knows I deserve it for crimes against puns. I’ve been on a […]
Science Fiction Thriller Humor Religion Diversity Death Torture Many thanks to the author for an eARC in exchange for an honest, unbiased review. Quotes are taken from an unfinished version and may differ from the final product. This was pitched to me […]
Fantasy Young Adult Romance Death Diversity Asian LGBTQ+ Mythology I’m not gonna lie, I totally put off reading this a little bit, because if you read the thing, then the series officially ends. If you don’t read it, then […]
Fantasy Young Adult Mystery Death Gore Suicide Pedicide Diversity Mythology LGBTQ Many thanks to the author and RockStar Books for an eARC in exchange for an honest, unbiased review. Quotes are taken from an unfinished version […]
I’ve said many times that summer is the best time to read horror. The sun’s out longer, chasing away those pesky shadows that always seem to move of their own accord, and it’s hot, so the occasional chill is always welcome. And for those of you in the Southern Hemisphere where it’s currently winter … […]
Fantasy Young Adult #OwnVoices Diversity Found Family Racism Many thanks to JeanBookNerd and Tor Teen for an ARC in exchange for an honest, unbiased review and for inclusion on this blog tour. Quotes are taken from an unfinished version and may differ from the […]