Book Review: Not Safe for Work

I’m not normally one for workplace romances but I had such a great time with these characters and I couldn’t help but to root for them.

Book Review: Breath

More than a self-help book, don’t let the science of it put you off, because this is human history and evolution at its most simple.

Book Review: The Night Circus

Twisting through plots like a winding path, it slowly weaves itself together into a bizarre story of immortals, romance and above all, a bet.

Book Review: The Night Circus

Twisting through the plot like a winding path, it slowly weaves together into a bizarre story of immortals, romance and above all, a bet.

Book Review: Naruto

A great series for those looking to get into manga, very accessible. Highly recommended for those looking for some fast paced ninja action.

Book Review: Empire of the Vampire

The format was very interesting, as it consisted of the first night of conversation between our main character, & his vampiric historian captor.

Book Review: Secret Art Powers

Everyone can be an artist! Randerson unravels lessons learned from a career in the arts and spells out why art is so vital for a good life.

Book Review: The Raven Scholar

This murder-mystery-meets-high-stakes-fantasy has me so thoroughly invested that I will be gnashing my teeth in anticipation of the sequel.

Book Review: The Graceview Patient

Starling’s prose dances between poetry and splatter film, with dreamlike sequences of hallucinations before slamming Margaret back to her bed.

Book Review: Hemlock and Silver

Packed with surprising twists and creepy magic, this is a must-read for fans of fairy tale retellings who love a little bit of horror.

Book Review: Will of the Many

Despite occasionally finding it too plot focused, this was a very fascinating and enjoyable read, and a brilliant start to the series.

Book Review: Who Killed the Hero?

Rather than being a single perspective, it flicks from interviews with the Hero’s party to flashbacks from the members themselves.

Book Review: Daughter of No Worlds

The plot twists had my jaw on the floor & the romance had me swooning, especially when circumstances turn from sweet to potentially tragic.

Book Review: Ponyboy

This poetic prose turned whirlwind novel reveals the plastic neon monotony of addiction without ever being repetitive.

Book Review: The Bell Witches

A slow, gothic, witchy Young Adult novel about mysterious magic, the American South, dark family secrets and insta-love romance.