Well, guess who was the idiot who forgot to post on time? At least I managed to double my reading list for the month! Finished last month's planned reads and add two more to the bunch. Hopefully I can keep this up and see this continue through the next month as well. Here's hoping anyway!
With grand magic, an epic quest, and the fate of a kingdom in the balance, Daughters of the Storm sets up all the right pieces for an epic tale, but fails to make us care.
Unravel the Dusk is a magical conclusion to Elizabeth Lim’s Blood of the Stars duology, even with a bit of uneven stitching at the seams.
Unrepentantly brutal and yet undoubtedly compelling, King of Thorns pulls readers down the dark path of a prince desperate for power and vengeance.
An intense, brutal epic that unfolds at a breakneck pace. R.F. Kuang’s The Poppy War is one of the most powerful and memorable books I’ve ever read.
Another month gone by and more books read. I probably should have planned things a bit better and read some more horror for a change, but that's an idea for next years post. So far I've kept to my review schedule, and hopefully I'll be able to keep that up. Wish me luck with that anyway!
What do you get when you mix horror and science-fiction classics with strange mysteries, gruesome murders, and a badass cast of women in Victorian dress? Let’s find out!
How exactly does anyone find the time to do some writing?
Have you ever thought to yourself, "Man, this book is good, but I wish the hero wasn't so good and kind. Couldn't he be more vicious, cruel, and out for bloody, terrible vengeance at the cost of as many innocent lives as possible?"
Writing is hard. And it’s not exactly a task that lends itself easily to the idea of self-care. Let's fix that, shall we?
