I’m finally ready to give my review of the last of the series in Joe Abercrombie’s final book in the First Law Series. Like the first two, I couldn’t put it down. Picture this: It’s a cold winter night, I’m wrapped in my favorite blanket with a pot of oolong tea, ready to see how […]
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You know that feeling when you finish a book and immediately want to call all your friends to gush about it? That’s exactly how I felt after finishing Before They Are Hanged. After reviewing The Blade Itself last week, I dove straight into this one, and wow – Abercrombie has somehow managed to make an
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The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie is one of those rare fantasy books that made me cancel all my weekend plans just so I could keep reading. The charm of this book doesn’t lie in epic battles (though there are some) or world-ending stakes, but rather in its deeply flawed and utterly captivating characters. Let
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After enjoying Storm Front last year, I knew I had to continue with The Dresden Files series. I’ve heard mixed things about the early books, with many readers saying it doesn’t hit its stride until book 3 or 4, but I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this werewolf-centric installment. In Fool Moon,
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Coraline is the kind of book that burrows under your skin and stays there, like the quiet scratch of tiny rat claws behind the walls. Neil Gaiman has crafted a deliciously unsettling story that masters the art of being both deeply disturbing and utterly enchanting. The story follows Coraline (not Caroline, as she repeatedly has
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You know that feeling when you curl up with a cozy blanket, a cup of hot tea, and just know you’re about to dive into something magical? That’s exactly how I felt cracking open “The Seven Year Slip” by Ashley Poston. As someone who religiously checks publishing news and devours anything with a dash of
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I picked up The Ministry of Time with high expectations, drawn in by its intriguing premise of time travel and historical romance. While the novel has some compelling moments and interesting ideas, it ultimately left me with mixed feelings – like a beautifully wrapped gift that’s somewhat empty inside. The story follows a British-Cambodian translator
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Step into the dark and gothic world of Warhammer Fantasy with Kim Newman’s “Drachenfels.” This standalone novel follows the journey of Genevieve Dieudonné, a complex and compelling vampire heroine, as she ventures into the infamous Drachenfels Castle.
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Discover the enchanting world of Sarah J. Maas’s “A Court of Thorns and Roses.” This captivating fantasy novel blends romance, adventure, and magic, following the journey of Feyre, a young huntress who is drawn into the perilous realm of the faeries.
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Explore the dark and thrilling world of Leigh Bardugo’s Six of Crows duology, featuring “Six of Crows” and “Crooked Kingdom.” This gripping series follows the adventures of Kaz Brekker and his diverse crew as they navigate the dangerous streets of Ketterdam and undertake an impossible heist.
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