The Betrayals by Bridget Collins

I originally received this book as an ARC thanks to NetGalley and the publishers, but the review is of a physical copy that I finally got from my library.The author mentions a game in the afterword and where she built the basis for this story. I have not read that book or heard of the…

The Awakening (The Dragon Heart Legacy #1) by Nora Roberts

In recent years I have mentioned my different reactions to Nora Roberts' books multiple times. With this book, one chapter in, I realised why I used to once devour her books. She has a few series with magic and fantasy and (I guess) Irish folklore blended into a narrative, and this is where I think…

The Gopher King by Gojan Nikolich

I have waited so long and piled up so many reviews, that I decided to work like I would in an English class. I am taking my read book covers as a prompt and going to think about and write about my reading experience whether I feel like it or not. It will be interesting…

Rhythm of War (The Stormlight Archive #4) by Brandon Sanderson

This was probably one of my most clear reviews ever! I have read and reviewed the previous books of the series lined above, if anyone wants to look at it before they check this one out. I do not know of many people willing to risk starting this book at this point, but I came…

The Once and Future Witches by Alix E.Harrow

The year is almost half over and if I want to even remotely resemble the previous years, I have to get started on my list of reads to make my Mid Year stats post! I decided to start with something good.I have read and reviewed the author's previous work : here The first thing that…

Feathertide by Beth Cartwright

Still available on NetGalley I have never been as conflicted about a rating in quite a while (whatever I might have stated previously). I did not enjoy this book on the whole, but I have to compliment it where compliment is due. The author has a brilliant narrative style. There is so much vivid description…

Knaves: A Blackguards Anthology

I wrote and rewrote this review before sitting down to do this post. I wanted to list all the authors and a word about all twenty of the stories but realised that it was not feasible. Each story in this collection is relatively short, and if I mentioned something about each, this review might actually…

Spellslinger (Spellslinger #1) by Sebastien de Castell

Since I started blogging, I have often stumbled on this book with interesting reviews. When I saw it sitting on a shelf in my library, I decided to take it home. I find the cover really intriguing.It is the first in a series and works well in that context. It provides an overview of a…