By: Cait Marie *I received an ARC of this book from Simon and Schuster for my honest review.* This is going to be long, bear with me. I'll get to the NO SPOILERS review, but first, a little backstory on how Magnus and Alec first entered my life and why they mean so much to... Continue Reading →
By: Jenny Gardner *I received a copy of this book from the author for my honest review.* Succubi lore, a demon hunter, plus pop culture? Yes, please! This book combines it all beautifully. As the hunter Elijah and succubus Layla dance around a tete-a-tete, humanity versus demon background is explored. In what should be a... Continue Reading →
By: Hayley Green My review of Hush, Hush can be found here. This book starts out with Patch and Nora together, but she demands pretty early on for him to tell her that he loves her and no matter what happens they will always be together. As an experienced reader, I knew that spelled trouble.... Continue Reading →
By: Cait Marie Generation after generation, the Basiles have been forced by a curse to serve as protectors to the Durands—the royal family of Gaule. The Basiles themselves are the descendants and heirs to Bela, a kingdom that had been defeated and destroy long ago to a sorceress. To protect the Durands and the people... Continue Reading →
By: Cait Marie *I received Beta and ARC copies of this book from the authors for my honest review.* Obsidian Horizon is the third and final book in the Blood of the Sea trilogy, so this review will contain spoilers for the first two books. You can find my review for book one here and... Continue Reading →
By: Hayley Green This is the final book in the trilogy, for now. Let’s just say Stanford left the ending in a satisfying way that wrapped up the major plot that spanned the first three books, so any new books in the series would tackle a new set of problems. It was satisfying but open-ended,... Continue Reading →
By: Cait Marie *I received a free ARC of this book from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (via giveaway) for my honest review.* In a kingdom that forbids magic and executes anyone suspected of being a witch, Princess Aurelia must hide her abilities to use blood magic. She just has to keep the secret until she reaches... Continue Reading →
“Saving her kingdom will be the death of her.” By: Cait Marie Blue de la Cour is an alchemist with magic that calls to plants and nature. She works in her father’s shop, but in her spare time, she secretly works on a way to turn metals into gold. Her goal is to create enough... Continue Reading →
By: Hayley Green Nora Grey is just a regular teenager. She gets put together with Patch when her Biology teacher changes the seating chart suddenly, and a romance ensues. Patch is mysterious and dangerous, the kind of person who her mother wouldn’t approve of. She meets Elliot and Jules, a strange pair whom mystery surrounds... Continue Reading →
By: Hayley Green The Duff has a very sarcastic narrator. It makes the book very entertaining, despite the fact that the narrator is very secretive and treats her friends like crap throughout most of the book. It’s understandable why Bianca treats her two best friends like that, though. She deals with a lot of crap.... Continue Reading →
Functionally Fictional 