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1 May 2021

MTMC TOUR – FROSTED BY M.C. FRANK

Today I’m excited to participate in the Bookstagram tour for Frosted by M.C. Frank hosted by MTMC Tours! Frozen meets Jane Austen in Frosted, the new enemies-to-lovers Regency novel that will melt your heart. Title: FrostedSeries: Regency Retold #2Author: M.C. FrankPublication Date: February 20, 2021Genres: Regency Romance Purchase a copy: Amazon | Book Depository Add on Goodreads! SUMMARY Can two people hate each other more […]

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23 March 2021

All The Murmuring Bones by Angela Slatter

SYNOPSIS The book tells the story of an O’Malley family. The family made a deal with a mermaid a long time ago to ensure their prosperity, and in return, they always gave one child to see. But for many years there were no spare children, and so only three O’Malley’s remained. The book begins with Aoife, the last true O’Malley, who in an attempt to […]

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15 July 2020

Mid Year Book Freak Out Tag

I saw this over at PaperFury’s blog (make sure you check it out!), and I thought it would be a fun thing to do – especially since I have not been doing my monthly wrap-ups this year. And what a year it has been! Let’s be honest – this year is a mess with everything happening in the world. To be honest, my reading has […]

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9 July 2020

‘A Curse So Dark and Lonely’ Brigid Kemmerer

review I had such great expectations reaching for ‘A Curse So Dark and Lonely’ mostly because of everyone’s great reviews, and I was really disappointed. It was a really twisted retelling of ‘Beauty and the Beast’ – definitely one involving more blood. The only thing resembling the Disney fairy-tale was the presence of a prince, a monster and a curse. There weren’t any talking clocks […]

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17 January 2020

My most anticipated reads of 2020

Infinity Son (Infinity Cycle #1) by Adam Silvera – January 14th 2020 This year I’ve read “They Both Die At The End” by Adam Silvera, which left me wanting more of his writing. And this one has magic in it, and two brothers getting caught up in a war, which sounds like a recipe for a heart-breaking disaster. synopsis: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34510711-infinity-son The Upside of Falling by […]

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28 December 2019

My favourite 10 books of 2019

My favourite 10 books of 2019 The Heart of a Changeling by Caitlyn E. Lloyd Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery (reread) The Final Empire (Mistborn #1) by Brandon Sanderson Becoming by Michelle Obama Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins Daisy Jones & the Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid Nevernight by Jay Kristoff Dance of Thieves by Mary E. Pearson Vampire Academy […]

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25 December 2019

‘Daisy Jones & the Six’ Taylor Jenkins Reid

review That book is a real masterpiece. I don’t ever say that about a book, but I really think that about ‘Daisy Jones & the Six’. Everything about this book surprised me, including the form – it had a form of memoirs of everyone included in the band. At first, I thought the form of writing would annoy me, but I quickly got into it. […]

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3 August 2019

July wrap-up

‘Sky in the Deep’ Adrienne Young ★★★★ I actually gave it 4,5 stars, because it was really damn good. We don’t have many books about tribes in Young-Adult, which is a shame. I liked the characters, who were from different tribes, but realise that they are the same despite fighting for centuries – I think it sends a strong message, and additionally, it’s a really […]

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30 June 2019

June wrap-up

‘Romanov’ Nadine Brandes ★★★ I usually love retellings, but I have to admit that I didn’t like this one as much. It was very different from what I have already known about Anastasia. I liked the main character – she was everything a main female character should be, and I liked the tsar’s whole family. The love interest really annoyed me, and the plot was […]

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18 May 2019

‘Red Rising’ Pierce Brown

synopsis Darrow is a Red, which is the lowest caste in colour-coded society. He works all day along with his people, making sure that Mars is habitable for the next generations. He does everything willingly, hoping that his children will have a better life than he has. However, soon he discovers that his caste had been lied to for years and that humanity had been […]