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Hi Cara, Today review is regarding David Wragg debut novel The Black Hawks. This is the first book in the Articles of faith series. Vedren Chel had imaged a different type of life as a Knight. Bound by oath to serve his lazy step-uncle, all Chel wants to escape his dead-end job and go home. When the kingdom is invaded, Chel finds his opportunity in the turmoil and chaos. If Chel escorts a stranded prince… Continue reading Book Review: The Black Hawks (Articles of Faith #1) by David Wragg
Hi Cara, This month I have got more reading down which I am very happy about that. I did go off with requesting and ordering books this month. You would think after YALC I would be happy with my haul. But so many great books coming out at the end of the year I need to pre-order several. I've decided to try and have set days for posting, so a couple of books I… Continue reading August 2019 Wrap up
Hi Cara, I have been on/ using Netgalley for over 2 years now. I thought it would be a good thing to start sharing what was currently on my shelf. The Ten Thousand Doors of January by Alix E. Harrow Sword and Pen by Rachel Caine Kingdom of Souls by Rena Barron Infinity Son by Adam Silvera Jade War by Fonda Lee The Orphanage of Gods by Helena… Continue reading My Netgalley Shelf WC 12/08/19
Hi Kawan, I know I said last month I would read more, but It didn't really happen. Life and YALC happened and reading time was at an all time low. I am going to say it again that August is going to be a better reading month. As I am now 4 books behind in my goodread reading challenge so I really need to step up my game. Sorcery of Thorns Soul of the… Continue reading July 2019 Wrap Up
Hi Habib, Todays review is Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson. The description and cover are what draw me to this book. Elizabeth has grown up being told that all sorcerers are evil. She was raised in one of the Great Libraries. Surrounded by the magic books of sorcery - grimoires that rattle beneath iron chains and whisper about magic. These grimoires are locked away as if provoked they can transform into monster of… Continue reading Book Review: Sorcery of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson