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Nemesis by Genevieve Iseult Eldredge (Circuit Fae, #4) Published by: Monster House BooksPublication date: March 26th 2019Genres: Urban Fantasy, Young Adult “I found the writing to be on par with Queen [Sarah J. ] Maas and Elise Kova; I recommend this to anyone who enjoys a good fantasy read that steps out of the box and makes a name for… Continue reading Book review: Nemesis #blogtour
Hello and welcome and thank you for stopping by! 💕 Treason of thorns: By Lauren E. Weymouth Publisher: HarperTeen Release date: September 10th 2019 Genre: Young Adult, Fantasy Violet Sterling has spent the last seven years in exile, longing to return to Burleigh House. One of the six great houses of England, Burleigh’s magic always… Continue reading Book review:A Treason Of thorns
Hello everyone, I hope y'all doing great!! Oh, I'm fine thanks for asking 😋 Anyway, this book I'm reviewing here was one of the books I would have died to read; a fantasy novel with Arabic setting and the author is Muslim, just the thing I was looking for! We hunt the flame Publication date:… Continue reading Book review: we hunt the flame
Hello everyone!! Hope you are doing great and having a great September so far. This is a yet anotherbblog tour from @The_WriteReads and it is a really really interesting one, you'll want to try this book for sure. Thank you Dave for such amazing opportunity!!! Keith Nolan falls in love with a remarkable young woman… Continue reading Book review : Different time
Hello dear friends!! Hope you are doing well and that you're enjoying your first day of September so far. So, this is the review for a book I've read the last month but I haven't had the opportunity to review it until now, you know with procrastinating and all. I feel truly happy and blessed… Continue reading Book review :Behind the mirror
When not writing,Klarissa can be found in bed poring over a great new release, or reluctantly walking her demanding dogs who pretty much run the house. She is the writer, Isla Jones. Isla uses the pen-name Klarissa for fantasy, while using Isla Jones for her darker, grittier horror works to help separate the styles and… Continue reading Book review: The prince’s prisoner
Hello everyone!! hope y'all doing well. This post was meant to be posted for a long while now, but I'm super lucky that by the time I was going to (post it), my phone and laptop ceased working(my phone is still not working); honestly it's hard to resist the urge to crush them both. *I… Continue reading Book review : secrets in translation
Hello everyone!!! Hope you're having a great day(s) and, yeah, it's been awhile since the last post but now I'm back!!! And with some exciting news, YAYYY! (I really need to stop using this"!!" too much) Anyway, as you can see I'm participating in a blog tour, well let me clarify it a lit bit,… Continue reading Ben Galley Ultimate Blog Tour book review; The Written #WriteReads #BenGalley #TheWritten #Ultimateblogtour
Hiiii again!! Such a productive day, isn't it?? (Yeah, procrastinating things until the last minute can do that to me people 😅) Anyway, this is the last book for my #avengersreadathon19, Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman as the mythology book (it's pretty obvious, you know because mythology is a part of the title and... okay… Continue reading Book review: Norse Mythology #avengersreadathon19
Hello everyone!!Yep, the second post in a day, Aren't I just sooo generous??😄Anyway, I originally wanted to read Fangirl as the book with siblings but I don't know, I just had this urge (mooood) to continue reading the divergent series, so here it is ; Insurgent as the book with siblings. Veronica Anne Roth (born… Continue reading Book review: Insurgent #avengersreadathon19
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