If you like dark fantasy books, with betrayal, romance and action, you are going to love these.
Five Books to Read if You Loved A Court of Thorns and Roses
The Mask Falling Book Review | The Thrilling Fourth Installment in The Bone Season
What can readers expect? New and familiar faces, truths to shatter the world and a relentless plot.
The Gilded Ones | A New Feminist Fantasy for 2021
The Gilded Ones: ★★☆☆☆ Namina Forna Publishing: 4th February 2021 Book One in the Deathless Trilogy Young Adult Fantasy If you haven’t already, follow this blog. You can also find Half Wild Books on Instagram, Goodreads, and Twitter for more bookish content. What is The Gilded Ones? Goodreads Synopsis: Sixteen-year-old Deka lives in fear and anticipation of …
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From Blood and Ash | The Book That Took Instagram by Storm
With war on the horizon, there were battle scenes and gore, political and religious tensions, self discovery and betrayal. I was taken back by how much I enjoyed this book.
Autumn Book Haul
I'm going to be sharing all the books I acquired from the end of July until the end of October, excluding my university books.
October Wrap Up | Five Star Horror Reads and Atmospheric Tales Perfect for Halloween
I've never been much of a seasonal reader, but joining the book community this year really pushed me to read books I would never have considered picking up.
All the series I’ve completed [40+]
We talk all the time about series we want to read, series we haven't finished, but what about the ones we have! It's such a satisfying feeling to say that you've completed a series.
The Year of the Witching Book Review | The Midnight Readers Book Club
Alexis Henderson crafts a strong debut, with a clear feminist message. The perfect book to pick up this October.
September Wrap Up and Book Club Announcement
I read some amazing and underwhelming books in September, but most importantly, I launched a book club.
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue | Remember the Dreamers
There's a handful of books I could name that have impacted my life on such a deep level, and The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue might just top them all.
