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Book Review: Master of Salt & Bones by Keri Lake
Title: Master of Salt & BonesAuthor: Keri LakeRelease Date: April 22, 2020Genre: Adult, Dark Romance, GothicRating: ★★★★★
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Book Review: Top Secret by Sarina Bowen & Elle Kennedy
Title: Top SecretAuthor: Sarina Bowen & Elle KennedyRelease Date: May 7, 2019Genre: New Adult, Contemporary Romance, LGBTQ+Rating: ★★★★
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Book Review: 56 Days by Catherine Ryan Howard
Title: 56 DaysAuthor: Catherine Ryan HowardRelease Date: August 19, 2021Genre: Adult, Mystery, Thriller Rating: ★★★★
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The Finish Line by Kate Stewart
Things should have played out differently romantically between all of them. It is what it is though and we know Tobias and Cecelia hit their “Finish Line” I just can’t read about it anymore.
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Review: The Finish Line by Kate Stewart
Title: The Finish LineSeries: The Ravenhood #3Author: Kate StewartRelease Date: January 24, 2021Genre: NA, RomanceRating: ★★
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Hollow Heathens by Nicole Fiorina
We’ve just barely scratched the surface with this new world and I can’t wait to explore it more while also meeting new characters and seeing old ones grow in the background.
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Book Review: Hollow Heathens by Nicole Fiorina
Title: Hollow HeathensSeries: (Tales of Weeping Hollow #1)Author: Nicole FiorinaRelease Date: October 13, 2020Genre: NA, Fantasy, RomanceRating: ★★★★
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Wild and Wicked Things by Francesca May
Wild and Wicked Things is a sapphic and witchy Great Gatsby retelling set against a hauntingly dark and gothic backdrop. The writing was absolutely beautiful and heavy on descriptions, which I really enjoyed.
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ARC Review: Wild and Wicked Things by Francesca May
Title: Wild and Wicked ThingsAuthor: Francesca MayRelease Date: March 29, 2022Genre: Fantasy, Historical Fiction, LGBTRating: ★★★ 1/2 Thank you to Redhook for an advance copy in exchange for an honest review! Trigger warnings: blood magic, abuse by a parental figure, raped (not outright mentioned but implied) and murder
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Lakesedge by Lyndall Clipstone
I didn’t know what to expect when I picked up Lakesedge, but it wasn’t this heartbreaking story of love and sacrifice. It made me truly question just what makes someone a monster?