ARC Review: Threads that Bind

There is absolutely no better feeling than when a book you’re looking forward to is just that good. In the flooded city of Alante, Io is one of the other-born—dependents of the Gods. Specifically, she is descended from the Moira, meaning that she and her two sisters can see the threads of fate that connect …

ARC Review: The Immeasurable Depth of You

This is one of those books that that you hold close to your heart and hope a piece of it stays there.  When Brynn’s mom finds a concerning tumblr post on her account, she decides the best thing for Brynn is to spend the summer on her dad’s houseboat. No internet. No friends. Just Brynn, …

ARC Review: Our Hideous Progeny

I come to you after several long months bearing news of a book you absolutely must read. Like, right now. This was everything I could have wanted and more.  Mary, the great niece* of Victor Frankenstein, is on a scientific quest to create her own creature from the scraps of information she finds in her …

ARC Review: A Far Wilder Magic

What a cute lil magical story! I’m so tired of giving formal summaries of books so let me sum it up like this: Margaret misses her alchemist mom who abandoned her to search for the last Hala, a mythical creature of great power and destruction. Enter: Wes. An absolute golden retriever of a human who …

Book Review: The Midnight Library

The longer it has been since I read this book, the more I despise it. I just. don't. get it. There's a magical library you go to when you die that has all of the other ways your life could have been. It is somehow made of limitless lives, yet there are certain things that …

ARC Review! All of us Villains

Was it what I was expecting? No. Did it get me out of a months long reading slump? Yes.  The town of Ilvernath has a secret—it is the last town on earth that has access to high magick. Magick that is awarded to one of seven families through a deadly curse. Every 20 years, each …

ARC Review: Our Violent Ends

So I was a really big fan of These Violent delights. And while I definitely enjoyed Our Violent Ends, I wouldn’t say it quite lived up to the first book. Still 1000% better than Shakespeare though. Roma and Juliette return while facing an even bigger threat. Not only are monsters lurking in the city, but someone …

ARC Review: City of Shattered Light

A solid sapphic sci-fi read (hehe)! Asa is set to become the heiress of her father’s tech empire, a role she was raised for. But when Asa’s father risks her sister’s life to further his own experiments, she runs away to Requiem. Enter: Riven, head of one of the most ragtag yet deadly gangs in …

ARC Review: Iron Widow

I seriously can’t even form coherent thoughts after reading that because it was just so good?? I can easily see this being the biggest fantasy book of the year. This was art. And I don’t know how to review art. So this post should be interesting. I’m not sure how to summarize this one because …

Book Review: One Last Stop

Sigh. This is why I can’t read romance books. August doesn’t believe in putting down roots, getting too comfortable, and she certainly doesn’t believe in love. That’s is until she meets Jane on day on the subway, a girl that looks like she could be straight out of a 70s. There’s just one problem: Jane …