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The Queens of Innis Lear by Tessa Gratton grabbed my attention with its beautiful cover and this tag line;Â A KINGDOM AT RISK, A CROWN DIVIDED, A FAMILY DRENCHED IN BLOOD. On the island of Innis Lear, the King has turned his back on the earth gods, and seeks prophecy and knowledge in the stars. In doing so the magic of the land is dying, each year less crops are surviving and the subject are losing… Continue reading The Queen of Innis Lear by Tessa Gratton
I received ARC of Furyborn by Claire Legrand in my Ladies that Slay FairyLoot box, I have seen this book a lot over social media so I was very interested in reading it. Furyborn is being published on the 22nd May 2018. The World will fall, two Queens will rise, one will be the Sun Queen the other will be the Blood Queen. One Queen will destroy the world the other will save it.… Continue reading Furyborn (Empirium #1) by Claire Legrand
The Beast's Heart by Leife Shallcross is a book that I came across on the wonderful world of Twitter, and knew that I wanted to read it. The Beast's Heart is a retelling of Beauty and the Beast from the side of the Beast. The Beast is not a man, but he isn't a Beast either. He has been cursed for a century so far with the body of a Beast and the mind of a… Continue reading The Beast’s Heart by Leife Shallcross
I was lucky enough to receive an advance copy of The Smoke Thieves by Sally Green in my Rise Up  Illumicrate box. Four teenagers from different countries, stranger to each other but all of them have the fate of the world in their hands. Who will rise and who will fall and in the end who will win. The Princess of Brigant, Catherine is preparing to marry a princes from a foreign country to secure a… Continue reading The Smoke Thieves (The Smoke Thieves #1) by Sally Green
The Electrical Venus is the new historical romance from talent writer, actor and novelist Julie Mayhew. In eighteen-century England Mims is a mixed raced teenager trying to find her place in a traveling group of 'performers'. She is neither black nor white in eighteen century England she is seen as exotic, but that is not enough to be an act, her pet parrot that speaks 4Â languages is more interesting than see is. The only person… Continue reading The Electrical Venus by Julie Mayhew