Most would walk 500 miles, but would you run 1,000 to see if the lies catch up with a nameless woman on the run? The Road of Bones by Demi Winters follows a naive young woman who inadvertently joins a group of Vikings as they go on a dangerous journey. She hopes to find safety,…
Continue reading ➞ The Road Of Bones – Taking The Scenic Route
A witch and a witch hunter have finally met their match in each other in Rebel Witch, the final installment of Kristen Ciccarelli’s Crimson Moth series. A LOT happens in this book, and Rune and Gideon’s relationship jumps through more than a few hoops as they stand on opposite sides of a war featuring a…
I did not want to finish this book, but I did. I set a goal this year to DNF anything I wasn’t enjoying at the 50% mark, but the hype for Our Infinite Fates by Laura Steven was too big, and my bewilderment too incomprehensible, that I had to see it through. Evelyn has lived…
The Knight and the Moth by Rachel Gillig is a gothic romantasy featuring a young woman whose entire belief system gets challenged. While the religious traditions are strong and the people reverent, there’s a lot of humor to soften the story. If you fancy a life-altering quest, a divine mystery, romance, and a crude knight,…
Continue reading ➞ The Knight And The Moth – Cocooned Heroine
I decided to chill out for once and try a cozy fantasy. Marketed as such, The Spellshop by Sarah Beth Durst dutifully delivered on its warm and cheerful vibes on a magical little island that overflowed with so much kindness that it made me want to start talking to my neighbors. A rebellion against the…
If you haven’t been following the Paladins series by T. Kingfisher, I wouldn’t blame you. The series is published by a small studio that could do more marketing, especially because anyone who isn't reading this series is missing out. T. Kingfisher is continuing to gain more mainstream acclaim via her more traditionally published bangers, but…
