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Hi Dorogiye druz'ya, Karen Rose is one of my favourite author, so I am always happy to get my hands on a new book from her. Say you're Sorry its set in a new location of Sacramento, I am exited to meet a new bunch of characters. Daisy Dawson has had enough of being in hiding and being a victim. Daisy determined to live her life  her way and experience as… Continue reading Book Review: Say You’re Sorry (Sacramento #1 Romantic Suspense #22) by Karen Rose
Hello Mers Chers Amis, The Witchlands series has been a firm favourite of mine since I picked up Truthwitch over 2 years ago. Aeduan ended up being a surprised favourite. When I heard that the third book would focus more on my favourite Bloodwitch, I was chomping at the bit to get my hands on a copy.  Aeduan the Bloodwitch has teamed up with Iseult the Threadwitch to bring the magical girl… Continue reading Book Review: Bloodwitch (Witchland #3) by Susan Dennard
Hi Priy Mitron, First book in February that I have finished is The Ruin of Kings by Jenn Lyons. Kihrin is a bastard orphan who grew up in a brothel, singing tales of long-lost princes and grand quests.  His life changes when he is claimed as a prince against his will. His "father" is a treasonous prince and someone Kihrin hopes he isn't really related too.The life of a long-lost prince isn't what… Continue reading Book Review: The Ruin of Kings (A Chorus of Dragons # 1) by Jenn Lyons
Hi Cari Amici, I first noticed Stain at last years YALC, I was automatically drawn to the book by its stunning cover. The synopsis just sealed the deal. Once upon a nightmare, her fairy tale begins...Lyra is a princess incapable of speech as a child she could only make magical sound. Her wicked aunt wants the throne for herself. She cast her out of the Kingdom of light left for dead… Continue reading Book Review: Stain by A.G Howard
Hello Min Venn, Todays book review is The Twisted Tree by Rachel Burge. The Twisted Tree has been marked as part Nordic thriller part Ghost story. Since Martha accident which caused her to become blind in one eye, she has been able to tell things about a person just by touching their clothes. The memories and emotions that have absorbed into the materials. Determined to understand her strange ability, Martha sets… Continue reading Book Review: The Twisted Tree by Rachel Burge