Okay. Let’s talk about Game Changer. I picked up Game Changer thinking, “This is not my usual fluffy romance vibe.” Five chapters in, I sat there fully invested and slightly stressed. I normally live for soft, sweet romances with big swoony energy. This one throws in professional hockey, locker room pressure, and a very closeted NHL star….
There has been so much hype around Bride and I was definitely intrigued, vampires and werewolves living alongside humans definitely sounded up my street. The first part of this book lived up to all of the excitement and I was really thrilled to be jumping into the world. But, and this was a shame the…
I picked this one up on a whim especially as I enjoyed Red, White and Royal Blue. However, One Last Stop didn’t hit quite in the same way. This time around I found it hard to connect to the characters and the story. There was so much going on and so many events happened but…
The Polar Bear Explorers’ Club is another one for the Middle Grade train and this was such an all-round pleasant experience from start to finish. You dive straight into a world of unicorns, miniature dinosaurs and Victorian societies focused on exploring the world. There are so many things about this book that made me smile…
Aru Shah and the End of Time was part of my fantasy kick. Plus I was trying to get through a reading slump. What better to read than a book about a girl who lies and threatens the end of the world? I will say it wasn’t as quick of a read as I thought…
We’re back on the spicy book train and this one was another free download a couple weeks ago. Stolen by Starlight although marketed as a dirty book felt as though it was a little light on the sexy content and the world and plot felt more of a priority. It was a surprise and not…
I went through a bit of a crime phase and Truly Devious had been on my radar for a while. This was a series that had been hyped up through different blogs and TikTok so my expectations were high going in and maybe that was it’s downfall. That’s not to say I didn’t enjoy the…
I went into Firekeeper’s Daughter completely blind, I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect but it wasn’t this. It was completely my own fault but with the cover I was expecting something fantastical with a mythological element to it. There was nothing mythological about this story or characters and it didn’t need it. This was…
Have you ever read a book and then had a sense of deja vu all the way through? Lock Every Door was exactly like that. I am so sure I have never picked this one up but it felt so familiar. I was convinced but then Goodreads says no, so there we go. Anyway, enough…
I have had this book on my list for such a long time and it took me a little while to get into. I’m still not convinced that it was worth the time. I have such mixed feelings about The Nightingale as a whole, part of me really appreciates the story and the characters. However…