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Review: Furyborn (Empirium #1) by Claire Legrand
Publisher: Sourcebooks Fire Author: Claire Legrand Release: May 22nd 2018 Received: NetGalley Rating: I received a copy of Furyborn in exchange for a fair and honest review. There’s been a lot of talk of Furyborn being the book of the year, so of course I’ve heard about it and was naturally tempted to give it… Read more
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Review: The Fallen by Ravek Hunter
Author: Ravek Hunter Released: March 23rd 2019 Received: Review Request Warnings: Torture/rape Rating: I received a copy of The Fallen in exchange for a fair and honest review. The Fallen is Ravek Hunter’s debut novel. It’s an epic fantasy story; include knights, princesses, druids, and demons. It’s a story that’s unafraid to take it’s time… Read more
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Review: The Good Twin by Marti Green
Publisher: Thomas & Mercer Author: Marti Green Release: May 15th 2018 Received: Review Request Rating: I received a copy of The Good Twin in exchange for a fair and honest review. The Good Twin is a thriller novel that takes a twist on the typical ‘twins separated at birth’ trope. It’s intriguing and will keep… Read more
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Review: The Creature Garden: An Illustrator’s Guide to Beautiful Beasts and Fictional Fauna
Publisher: Rock Point Authors/Artists: Zanna Goldhawk, Harry Goldhawk Release: May 29th 2018 Received: NetGalley Rating: I received a copy of The Creature Garden from NetGalley in exchange for a fair and honest review. If you’ve ever found yourself in need of a comprehensive guide to drawing critters and fauna, then I strongly suggest you pick… Read more
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Review: Circe by Madeline Miller
Publisher: Little, Brown, and Company Author: Madeline Miller Released: April 10th 2018 Received: Own (BOTM) Warnings: Sexual assault Rating: Circe is Madelien Miller’s third novel about Greek mythology, and for the sake of honesty I should tell you that I haven’t read her other two works (but I have heard people gushing about The… Read more
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Review: Not That I Could Tell by Jessica Strawser
Publisher: St. Martin’s Press Author: Jessica Strawser Released: March 27th 2018 Received: Own (BOTM) Rating: For once it was the description that caught my attention when it comes to Not That I Could Tell. A mystery of a missing woman (and her children) in a small and close-knit neighborhood, where everything was never really quite… Read more
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