Broken Veil (Harbinger #5) by Jeff Wheeler

Narrator: Kate Rudd I've linked all my previous reviews for this series below, you will find the whole list of the previous worlds by the author and the fact that the tie-ins are awesome and do check them all out!    At the beginning of this last installment, we have Cetti who was kidnapped after…

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The Doll’s House (The Sandman #2) by Neil Gaiman

Mike Dringenberg (Illustrator),Chris Bachalo (Illustrator),Michael Zulli (Illustrator) I read the first of this series a while back and liked the colour it added to my usual reading list. We continue to the quest that Morpheus is on, to restore complete balance in the world that had to survive without him. I liked the first story…

Everdark by Abi Elphinstone

This book is still available to request on NetGalley as of posting this review Sometimes I dabble in books aimed at a younger audience to keep things interesting. This particular book is small, action-packed at aimed at an audience of young kids with stars of adventure in their eyes and a fondness for quirky people…

Darkwood (The Darkwood Series) by Gabby Hutchinson Crouch

We have been travelling for exactly a week now, although it feels like longer! (in a good way). It is quite surprising to see how convenient being vegan/ vegetarian has become for the most part of the places we visited in Europe. Even if in some cases there weren't a variety of options, there were…

The Raven King (The Raven Cycle #4) by Maggie Stiefvater

The series is now over! The writing won me over in the finale, but the third book remains my favourite. I reviewed the rest of the books of the series here:    This was a pretty interesting book with an ending that seemed obvious. The narration to that expected end is what makes the story…

Blue Lily, Lily Blue (The Raven Cycle #3) by Maggie Stiefvater

I reviewed the previous two books linked below, do read them before you begin this one if you haven't already I did not know (exactly) how prophetic my words from the last review were going to be in terms of understanding this third installment. There is one more to go and considering how we left…

The Red Labyrinth by Meredith Tate

The thing I liked best about this book was that the first thought I had in terms of review content was that I finally found a book that seemed appropriate to fit in the YA category. The people seemed to act their age despite the dystopian setup. Normally, the YA fantasies I end up reading…

Hazel and Holly by Sara C. Snider

This book reminded me immediately of The Winter Riddle by Sam Hooker. I have read a couple of others along these lines before but none other specifically came to my mind. I will elaborate shortly. This is a hard book to recommend wholeheartedly. I almost did not give it my three stars but considering that I…