We're already starting the second month of the year, and there are so many more debuts for us to read! There are a lot of debut books releasing this month, and while I have tried my best to capture all of them, some have probably slipped through the net. If you havenβt already, you should check ...
Debut Showcase: February 2021 Debut Books
Book Review: Shipped by Angie Hockman
I'm a fan of contemporary romances and rom-coms, but I don't tend to love them. I requested Shipped as part of my Debut Author Challenge, mostly to promote a debut author rather than thinking I was going to find a favourite book of the year. But... I did?! I loved Shipped so, so much. I was a ...
Debut Author Interview & Debut Giveaway: Dana Swift, Cast in Firelight
Cast in Firelight released yesterday in the US, and author Dana Swift is here on the blog today to celebrate and answer all my burning questions! I'm so excited for Dana, and I'm excited to finish off reading Cast in Firelight because the reviews for it have been overwhelmingly positive so far. ...
Book Review: Siri, Who Am I? by Sam Tschida
Siri, Who Am I? was a fun, somewhat intriguing read about a woman who loses her memory and has to patch her life back together. It's more on the light and fluffy end of the scale, rather than serious and dramatic. I enjoyed the book, but I didn't love it, and I especially didn't love the main ...
Book Review: The Survivors by Jane Harper
It's no secret that I'm a massive fan of Jane Harper, and I had to get my hands on The Survivors as soon as I saw it was up for request from NetGalley! The Survivors holds up to Harper's previous books. It's not quite in the same league as The Lost Man, which is my all time favourite of hers, but I ...
Book Review: Concrete Rose by Angie Thomas
I've read all of Angie Thomas's books so far, and I just had to get my hands on Concrete Rose when I saw it was a prequel to The Hate U Give. I ended up really enjoying it, although I don't think I felt as connected or immersed as I did with THUG. ...