Angie Hockman brought a brand new twist to my one of my favourite tropes – memory loss stories! Ialways find that this trope has the potential to bring about a lot of mystery and intrigue, and Dream Onhad this in spades. Of course, ultimately, Dream On is a romance book. […]
A Language of Dragons promised to include everything that I love in a story – an exploration of linguistics, alternate history, enemies to lovers romance, and dragons. What it actually ended up delivering was about half of those things, if we’re also going to include the mediocre parts as well. […]
I reread We Used to Live Here recently and I realised that I didn’t previously take the time to write a review, so I’m correcting that now because I need to gush about how fun this book is. Right from the start, We Used to Live Here is creepy and […]
Burn Down Master’s House weaves together four interconnected stories that, to me, echo a generational saga. Each story stands on its own, but they come together to tell a beautiful story of resistance and survival. As we all know, I love a generational saga, and I was so pleased to […]
I had heard nothing but good things about The Raven Scholar before going into it, but when a book gets that much hype there’s always something in the back of my mind that questions it. Are all of these people ACTUALLY enjoying the book that much? Is it ACTUALLY that […]
Every year I put together a massive list of new book releases that I want to read. In 2026, I whittled down the list a little bit and instead of having 30+ books on the list, I have a very humble 20 titles. These are my most anticipated releases of […]
I’ve reread The City of Brass four times now, and every time I appreciate it more and more. It truly is the perfect book (and series) for me. I adore everything about it. Chakraborty’s writing is absolutely stunning, and when I first read this I found it hard to believe […]
I was incredibly excited for Meet the Newmans due to my love for Rich People Drama and my new found appreciation of reality TV. Unfortunately, this book was not as dramatic as I was hoping, and at the same time it wasn’t in-depth enough to balance that out. I felt […]
The Shark House was a seemingly random find that I discovered when I was searching through new 2026 book releases to add to my list, but once I had read the synopsis which mentions sharks and a marine biologist based in Hawaii, I just had to get my hands on […]
The Great Divide wasn’t exactly the sweeping saga about the lives lost in the construction of the Canal that I expected, but it was still a very enjoyable story about multiple people from different backgrounds traveling to Panama to benefit from the amount of work there. I thought the beginning […]