Title: Fortune’s Fool Author: Mercedes Lackey Series: Five Hundred Kingdoms #3 Edition: Kindle (omnibus with The Snow Queen) Blurb: New York Times bestselling author Mercedes Lackey spins a variety of fairy tales — think The Little Mermaid and old Russian… Read More ›
Title: One Good Knight Author: Mercedes Lackey Series: Five Hundred Kingdoms #2 Edition: e-book Blurb: When a dragon storms the castle, what should a (virgin) princess do? Why, turn to her studies, of course! But nothing practical-minded Princess Andromeda of… Read More ›
Title: My Soul To Take Author: Rachel Vincent Series: Soul Screamers #1 Edition: e-book Blurb: She doesn’t see dead people. She senses when someone near her is about to die. And when that happens, a force beyond her control compels… Read More ›
Titles: Deep Blue Secret, Rogue Wave, and Ambrosia Shore Author: Christie Anderson Series: The Water Keepers Seasonal Reading Challenge Task: #30.4, Option A – Read a book with the word “water” or a term for a body of water in… Read More ›
Title: Ensnared Author: A.G. Howard Series: Splintered #3 Blurb: After surviving a disastrous battle at prom, Alyssa has embraced her madness and gained perspective. She’s determined to rescue her two worlds and the people and netherlings she loves. Even if… Read More ›
Title: Cinder Author: Marissa Meyer Series: The Lunar Chronicles #1 Edition Read: ebook Seasonal Reading Challenge: Task 30.7, option 5 – Surprise – “My siblings and I are pretty good at guessing what we’ll find, but there’s always something different,… Read More ›
Title: Matched Author: Ally Condie Series: Matched #1 Edition Read: Paperback Seasonal Reading Challenge: Task 30.7, Option 3 – Chocolate – of course! It’s not Christmas in my family without a bar of Toblerone or a slab of chocolate to… Read More ›
I have so many reviews to catch up on! That’s what happens when you take a break from blogging, I guess. Today’s review comes to you courtesy of BookBub, one of my all time favorite websites. Who doesn’t love getting… Read More ›
I read both of these books so quickly, there was no way to limit myself to just one book per review. Couldn’t do it. Let me just say that I tore through both of these books and now, January can’t… Read More ›
It’s been a while since I’ve sunk into a new traditional epic fantasy, but I have to say, reading it again is like greeting an old friend. Throw in some fairy tale elements and you know I will be a… Read More ›
Life With No Plot 