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One of the Weakest Links in the Casteel Family Saga | Review: Gates of Paradise by V.C. Andrews
5:30 AM
I had high hopes for Gates of Paradise, but, to put it bluntly, it was basically just Diet-Heaven/Dark Angel/Fallen Hearts with a little bit of Dollanganger all condensed into one novel. And, of course, it's a damn shame to kill off Heaven Casteel after everything she went through.
archive: 2020
Gotham High is a Delightfully Fresh and Indulgent Spin on Your Favourite DC Characters | Review: Gotham High by Melissa de la Cruz and Illustrated by Thomas Pitilli
6:00 AM
You know those books and graphic novels you cannot believe you've managed to snag? And you just kind of stare at them for hours on end before feeling like someone needs to pinch you? That's me with Gotham High. So, extra thank yous to my friends at DC Comics for sending me a free copy of this book!
Spoiler alert: Gotham High is a delectable, vivid, diverse spin on some of the most iconic DC characters. AND. YOU. CAN'T. MISS. IT.
Spoiler alert: Gotham High is a delectable, vivid, diverse spin on some of the most iconic DC characters. AND. YOU. CAN'T. MISS. IT.
The DNA of You and Me has been on my radar since its initial publication last year. Naturally, I was beyond ecstatic to be invited to participate in the blog tour in honor of the novel now being available in paperback! So, how did this romance live up to my expectations?
archive: 2020
Secrets, Secrets, Are No Fun. But This Book IS! | Review: What the Other Three Don't Know by Spencer Hyde
10:30 PM
Spencer Hyde's highly anticipated new novel, What the Other Three Don't Know, is pure brilliance. If you loved Waiting For Fitz, this novel is just as great!
Meet cute? More like Tweet Cute. (Pause for dramatic, dad joke effect.) I'm SORRY, I couldn't resist, okay?
In the world of Caster, magic is forbidden and comes at a great cost. As soon as magic is exposed to the world, it is blamed for the hardships they face. Get ready for a entertaining and complex read--another fantastic YA release.
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Insightful and Full of Biting Humor | Review: That's Mental by Amanda Rosenberg
5:30 AM
Ready yourself for one of the best releases in non-fiction this year: That's Mental! This book is a total must-read for anyone who struggles with mental illness.
archive: 2019
Wholesome, Sweet and Honest | Blog Tour + Review: Paul, Big, and Small by David Glen Robb
6:00 AM
Another day is here, and with that day brings another wonderful title from our friends over at Shadow Mountain Publishing! Introducing: Paul, Big, and Small!
archive: 2019
A Proper, Historical Romance | Blog Tour + Review: The Lady and the Highwayman by Sarah M. Eden
7:30 AM
Sarah M. Eden does it again with The Lady and the Highwayman! Fans of this beloved Proper Romance author will devour the latest in one sitting. This is only my second title from Eden, but I'm definitely smitten!
archive: 2019
Realistic Girlhood That Leaves You Feeling Optimistic | Review: This Time Will Be Different by Misa Sugiura
7:14 PM
I will warn you that this novel does have some trigger warnings attached to it and tackles quite a few topics including racism, homophobia, teenage pregnancy and more. There are brief mentions of a miscarriage and of an abortion as well. Proceed with caution if these might be something that triggers you and, as always, take care of yourself.
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Before I Disappear is Everything You Want in a Good YA Novel | Blog Tour + Giveaway: Before I Disappear by Danielle Stinson
6:30 AM
Before I Disappear is a book so mysterious, I wondered if I merely dreamed it up. Isn't that what we all want from literature? Here's what I have to say on Danielle Stinson's brilliant novel.
I don't know how much I feel about fate being, well, fate. But, it feels like fate that I read this book. Not unlike the obviously fated love story it tells.
achive: 2019
Christin Riccio's Prose is Genuine and Warm (Review: Again, but Better by Christine Riccio)
6:30 AM
I know, I know, I should have posted this a month ago. How did the debut of Christine Riccio hold up? Let's go! Time for Again, but Better.































