I am so excited to get to be a part of the blog tour for Ignite today! Ignite is a YA superhero novel by Jenna Terese, and it just released on July 2nd! Congratulations Jenna! I got to read an ARC of Ignite and do an interview with Jenna as well, but before I get … Continue reading Blog Tour: Ignite by Jenna Terese
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Book Review: The Luck Child
by Rebekah Shafer ***cover image from Goodreads*** No one remembers Cabernet. They only remember the myth, the legend, the name--but not the man. Everyone forgets him. Only fairy-kind remembers Cabernet, so what else is a wandering, forgotten orphan supposed to do besides get involved with fairy affairs, often acting as the mediator between fairies and … Continue reading Book Review: The Luck Child
Blog Tour: These War-Torn Hands
I am so excited to get to be a part of the blog tour for These War-Torn Hands by Emily Hayse, the first book in the Knights of Tin and Lead series! These War-Torn Hands is an YA Western fantasy that's also an Arthurian retelling! Curious now? Here's the full blurb: "They say this land … Continue reading Blog Tour: These War-Torn Hands
Book Review: How to Get Away with Myrtle
by Elizabeth C. Bunce **Cover image from Goodreads** Myrtle Hardcastle solved the murder of her neighbor. The last thing she wants to do now is going on is take a seaside vacation with her Aunt Helena. However, Myrtle has no say in the matter, and so she, Aunt Helena, and Miss Judson board a private … Continue reading Book Review: How to Get Away with Myrtle
Book Review: Premediated Myrtle
by Elizabeth C. Bunce **Cover image from Goodreads** Myrtle Hardcastle is considered an unusual child by most adults. Being fascinated with science, police investigations, toxicology, and other things considering unfitting of ladies of quality will do that. When Myrtle's neighbor suddenly dies under mysterious circumstances, Myrtle instantly assumes that some sort of foul play is … Continue reading Book Review: Premediated Myrtle
Book Review: A Pocket Full of Murder
by R. J. Anderson *Cover image from Amazon* Life may be challenging for Isaveth Breck, but it's not too difficult. Yes, her family is shunned because of their beliefs and her father struggles to find work as a result, but they all have each other and they make do. However, Isaveth's world is tipped upside-down … Continue reading Book Review: A Pocket Full of Murder
Book Review: Secrets in the Mist
by Morgan L. Busse **cover image from publisher's website** Secrets in the Mist is the first steampunk novel I've ever read. I was super excited when I first learned about Secrets in the Mist because I wanted to read steampunk, but couldn't find any books I thought I'd like. So while I'm talking about steampunk, … Continue reading Book Review: Secrets in the Mist
Book Review: Simulated
by Nova McBee What do you do when your life suddenly becomes … normal? That's the question Jo Rivers is initially faced with at the beginning of Simulated. The story picks up a few months after Calculated ended, and Jo is back home in Seattle. And she doesn't know what to do. Her math gift … Continue reading Book Review: Simulated
World Diver Book Tour!
I am super excited to get to be part of the book tour for World Diver by Haylie Hanson today! World Diver is the first book in the Luminaut Trilogy, a YA urban fantasy series from Uncommon Universes Press. Before I get into my review of World Diver, here is some quick info about the … Continue reading World Diver Book Tour!
Book Review: A Gentle Tyranny
by Jess Corban *cover image from publisher's website* Interesting. That's the best word I can think of to describe this book. Interesting. A Gentle Tyranny tells the story of Reina, a young girl in a female-dominated society who becomes part of a competition-of-sorts to become the next Matriarch, the leader of Nede. As Reina trains … Continue reading Book Review: A Gentle Tyranny
