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The Irresistible Urge to Fall For Your Enemy by Brigitte KnightleyI'm still working my way through some July ARCs (yay for productivity!) and this is next up on my reading list. I think this sounds really fun and the few pages I've read are off to a good start! This is the first of the... Continue Reading →
The Medusa Protocol by Rob HartSince June is rapidly approaching, it's high time I pick up The Medusa Protocol! This is the sequel to Assassins Anonymous which was one of my top reads of 2024 and it follows Astrid, another of the Assassins Anonymous members who gets captured and must find a way to escape... Continue Reading →
Ascension by S.T. GibsonI'm beginning to whittle away at my July ARCs since I got a bit excited and ended up with a bunch of books. In my defense, July is heavy with exciting new releases that I couldn't resist including S.T. Gibson's latest! I'm enjoying this so far - Rhys, Moira, and David are... Continue Reading →
The Enemy's Daughter by Melissa PoettI don't usually pick up YA fantasy/romantasy anymore, but I do like a Tristan and Isolde retelling. This is set in a dystopian world after the fall of modern society which was unexpected but interesting. Entreat Me by Grace DravenThis is a story inspired by Beauty and the Beast and... Continue Reading →
The Nightshade God by Hannah WhittenTime to wrap up another series! Hannah Whitten writes some fantastic stories and I think The Nightshade God will prove to be an excellent ending to the Nightshade Crown trilogy. I'm nearly halfway through despite numerous distractions since picking it up. I'm also still working my way through the audiobook... Continue Reading →
The Eye of the Bedlam Bride by Matt DinnimanI'm continuing on with the Dungeon Crawler Carl series and hoping to get The Eye of the Bedlam Bride wrapped up and reviewed in time for the May 13 release date. This one clocks in at 832 pages, so it's taken me a little while to make... Continue Reading →
This Monster of Mine by Shalini AbeysekaraI've really been looking forward to reading this and I actually purchased the ebook full price which I basically never do. Let me tell ya, it starts a whole lot darker than I would have ever guessed and it has me hooked. Death Stake by Andrew MayneIt's been awhile since... Continue Reading →
Once Was Willem by M.R. CareyI need something different this week, so now that I'm finished (or finishing up) two books that lean more toward the humorous I think I'll check out Once Was Willem. This is a shorter novel about a person who comes back from the dead to save a small village. I've... Continue Reading →
The Butcher's Masquerade by Matt DinnimanIt's once again time for a new DCC installment! I'm really looking forward to this one after the events that occurred at the end of The Gate of the Feral Gods. The story has always moved at breakneck speed, but I think the overall plot is finally solidifying into something... Continue Reading →
The Raven Scholar by Antonia HodgsonI featured this last week as well, but I didn't get started on reading it until Friday. I think it's going to be a fascinating political fantasy, though it is a little slow to get started! I've also made decent progress on The Fury of the Gods (finally!) and the... Continue Reading →
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