Posts Tagged: Fantasy
This Is Not A Cozy: The Queen Of Blood Review
What happens when a cozy fantasy author writes something darker? Well, that is exactly what Sarah Beth Durst does with this series. ‘The Queen Of Blood’ is not cozy but a brutal story of magic and …
April Gone, Hello May
Have you ever planned your TBR, only to ignore it and read whatever sounds good? That’s exactly how this month went for me—I didn’t touch any of my planned picks. Instead, I went rogue on Kindle Un…
The Queens of Villainy Strikes Again!
Ever wondered what happens when you bargain with your nemesis among the fae? In Enchanting the Fae Queen, the next installment in the Queens of Villainy by Stephanie Burgis, you’ll discover just th…
January Over. Bring On February!
What a month it has been. At the start of January, I set myself a TBR of 6 books and then 4 random picks. I read on my Kindle, in physical books, and in audiobooks. This month, however, I listened …
February Book Of The Month: Nine Goblins By T. Kingfisher
What would happen if humans and goblins started a war? What would happen if a regiment of goblins were whisked away from the battle and thrust into another problem? Both of these questions are answ…
Amalfi Curse Has Stolen Char’s Heart
Sometimes when you lose someone you feel the need to finish something for them. For Haven in Amalfi Curse by Sarah Penner, it’s her father’s dying wish that she finds a treasure. Or at least that’s…
Char Reviews ‘Tusk Love’
This last year romance and romantasy have become huge in the reading world. Well, romance has always been popular, but thanks to BookTok, it has exploded. However, one sub- genre that isn’t talked …
The Rainfall Market Review By Charlotte
Have you ever wanted to see what your life would be like if you had made a different choice? What if you could go to a special place and trade in one life for another? Would you do it? These are th…
January TBR For Hearthside Books
It’s finally January! First, how the heck did that happen, and second, who is ready for some new reading goals? Last year, my goal was 120 books. I am happy to say that I reached it! So now let’s s…
Brigands and Breadknives Oh My!
Winter is the perfect time to get cozy under a blanket and read a good book. Nothing is more comfortable than a low-stakes fantasy written by the wonderful Travis Baldree. Brigands and Breadknives …
Char review ‘Accomplice To The Villain’
Talking frogs, dragons, and magic, oh my! In this fantastic continuation of the Villain series by Hannah Nicole Maehrer, we find Evie increasingly turning to her dark side. Tristan struggles to kee…
Magic, Inn’s, And Romance? Another Review By Char
Magic, when entwined with grief, can either simplify or complicate life. In Sangu Mandanna’s ‘A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping’, Sera’s journey vividly illustrates the intricate interplay of g…
Not Another Review: Enchanted Greenhouse
What happens when you create a talking plant just because you’re lonely? Well, a lot of things. Find out in The Enchanted Greenhouse by Sarah Beth Durst. Terlu wants company, but breaking the law c…
Rainbow Book Challenge Fail
So for the month of June I tried to do the Rainbow Book Challenge. If you don’t know what that means, its where I take the colors of the rainbow and match covers of books to the colors. I had a rea…
Char read then loves ‘The Sirens’
Mermaids and Sirens, with their enchanting allure, have always fascinated many. Imagine a world where the call of the water holds the key to solving a mystery. Emilia Harts’s book ‘The Sirens’ weav…
