Please stop internalizing bad book reviews. I feel like this really goes without saying, but as a reader (as a consumer of any art at all), you do not have to like everything you read and it is okay to leave a bad review on your preferred reviewing platform saying as much. In the vast… Continue reading It’s Okay To Not Like Something.
Tag: fantasy fiction
The Deck Is Stacked Against You
Review - "The Cloisters" by Katy Hays https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B09ZVJX964&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_GFWEB8NK0PCQQ2EGFFX9 I feel like I have to make some sort of joke about this book being a “Cloister”fuck because, I mean, who wouldn’t, but I would be lying. At least partly. The story is good, nothing revolutionary, but it’s quick paced and short enough that I was able… Continue reading The Deck Is Stacked Against You
The Foxglove King – Review
I finally understand the adage about not judging a book by its cover ★★ Don't judge me too harshly here - In my defense, the cover is extraordinarily pretty, plus the blurb made it sound like this was a story that ticked a ton of boxes for me - magic, fantasy, mystery, romance, etc. The… Continue reading The Foxglove King – Review
Get Bent and Go To Hell
A Review of Hell Bent (Alex Stern #2) by Leigh Bardugo Spoilers Abound. Reader Beware. I’ll get the lame joke out of the way right off the bat and say that I devoured this book almost as fast as that hell beast devoured Darlington in Ninth House. As far as sequels go, this doesn’t surpass… Continue reading Get Bent and Go To Hell
One Dark Window by Rachel Gillig – Review
I am such a sucker. All you would need to do to lure me down a dark alley at night would be to dangle a book like One Dark Window in my face. It’s Danielle crack, or rather, a full box of extra toasty Cheez-its, which incidentally, is also crack. It is a large fountain… Continue reading One Dark Window by Rachel Gillig – Review
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