It’s been almost a week since I’ve finished Alone with You in the Ether by Olivie Blake, and I’m still processing my feelings on it. It’s not a romance in the traditional sense.

I’m still reeling with emotions after just finishing the finale book in the War of Lost Hearts series, Mother of Death and Dawn, a stunning conclusion to this completed fantasy romance series

The War of Lost Hearts series continues to pick up steam on Booktok and Bookstagram, and I can now fully understand why. It’s SO good.

I have so many feelings after finishing this third installment in The Winternight Trilogy by Katherine Arden. The Winter of the Witch book picks up directly where book two ended, and it’s not a happy beginning.

If The Horse and His Boy was your favorite Chronicles of Narnia book growing up, you will love this book. As you know from my review of book one of The Winternight Trilogy, I wasn’t convinced this series was for me at first.

I first saw this book mentioned on Booktok last Fall, and remember thinking, “Yeah, that sounds good,” and added it to my TBR.

In the spirit of making a dent in my already quite lengthy physical TBR, I finally picked up The Bear and The Nightingale by Katherine Arden. It’s been recommended to me so many times…

I'm so disappointed. This book seems to be much beloved on Booktok, but it left much to be desired for me. Even though there was some absolutely beautiful writing

While I’ll say it’s a tie between The Final Empire and The Hero of Ages as my favorite, they both get all the stars. And they both made me cry. Brandon Sanderson absolutely RUINED my heart (IYKYK) with…

Kind of. There’s not an easy answer. The book as a whole I would give a solid…

I pretty much devoured book one of the Mistborn Trilogy, The Final Empire by Brandon Sanderson in my buddy read that kicked off 2023. We’re doing the whole trilogy, so yes, you can still join in!

I can’t believe I’m just down getting to it. After a string of mediocre reads, I’ve been feeling a little bit of a reading slump coming on, and this was exactly what I needed to get out of it.

After several mediocre reads, I was so excited to finally pick up an anticipated read I thoroughly enjoyed! While I loved this book, I can completely see this book not being for everyone. There are…

Along with a massive part of Booktok, I read The Atlas Six last summer and absolutely loved it. Olivie Blake’s self published version was a huge hit on Booktok, and became a staple in Dark Academia and Urban Fantasy rec lists. So The Atlas Paradox has been one of my most anticipated reads of 2022.

After reading Babel, R.F. Kuang is officially on my list of autobuy authors. With a magic system steeped in historical believability, Kuang has achieved, in my opinion, one of the most profound…

What would you do if you were chosen to be your family’s Champion in a fight to the death with your friends? This fantasy duology is technically YA, but wow, is it brutal.

There is no doubt that this novella is beautifully written. It was as if The Time Traveler’s Wife and the Ship of Theseus novel from “S” had a baby.

If you love fairytale retellings, morally gray characters, and villain origin stories, you might love this duology.

I love a good romance mixed with thriller/mystery. I need plot. Enter The Adair Family series by Samantha Young. Set in the Scottish highlands, this series has it all.

Epic banter, cringe clichés. That’s it. That’s the review. I’m kidding. I have a lot of thoughts on Book Lovers by Emily Henry.