Showing posts with label fae. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fae. Show all posts

Thursday, 5 February 2026

Tome Thursday: Lily & Thorne

 
Hello everyone!
 
Welcome to this week's book of choice.
 
Now if you've been following me for a bit, you might remember that this title seems familiar to some extent.
 
Perhaps you're thinking: have I seen this before?
 
Have you?
 
Well, turns out, you have!
 
Originally published as part of an anthology, this particular novella got expanded upon, rewritten, and re-published!
 
And, because I'm a good soul like that - and also, because Rhi Hargadon is an absolute ANGEL - I'm here to write a quick review about this new version of the tale.
 
Without further ado: Lily & Thorne!
 

Thursday, 15 January 2026

Tome Thursday: Heart of Faelithia

 
Hello everyone!
 
Welcome to the next installment in our book reviews saga here on the blog.
 
I have some really fantastical books to talk about this month - and for the next few months, actually, because I just looked at my list and I'm pretty much all squared for this little space for the next who knows how many days.
 
Life just happens while you're having fun reading, is all I'll say!
 
But tonight's book is a very lovely choice, and, conveniently, it JUST released out into the world.
 
Happy release, Magdalena Gavlasova! You really outdid yourself with this book.
 
I do know she has at least two more that you can read either concurrently or as prequels before this one, because they happen in the same expanded world, but tonight's choice was my entry into the universe she's crating, and that's what we'll be talking about.
 
So hold onto your butts, grab a comb, and make sure you look presentable, because we're headed into a world where beauty is everything and cheating isn't an option, in Heart of Faelithia!
 

Thursday, 17 April 2025

Tome Thursday: Lily & Thorne

 
Hello everyone!
 
Welcome back.
 
As I plan to take next Tuesday off (this weekend being Easter and all that jazz), I thought I'd dig up the last vestiges of energy I can possibly summon and get a book review up and running.
 
After all, this is what the blog is all about, right?
 
Right.
 
So without further ado, we're heading straight into another ARC.
 
Because I've been so INSANELY lucky that the absolutely incredible and lovely Rhiannon Hargadon invited me to be a part of her team - The Darklings, IYKYK - and I received this short story one as an introduction, really.
 
Then again, I've read her Descendants of the Fates series thus far - haven't blogged them yet, might do in future however - and LOVED IT. So I was crazy pleased to be invited along for the ride.
 
Here we go then, into a slightly easier starter: Lily & Thorne!
 

Thursday, 23 January 2025

Tome Thursday: Rise of the Fae King

 
Hello everyone!
 
Look at us going, making it almost all the way through January already.
 
However, 2025 has been ... a lot, already. And it's difficult to put into words the feelings that come along with such a realization.
 
I think that, if this is just the beginning, we better buckle up, because DAMN the year's going to be BRUTAL.
 
On the other hand, my copy of Onyx Storm is in the mail and on the way to me, so there's at least a spark of hope somewhere down the road.
 
In the meantime, I'm working my way backwards through my read pile, having finished most of these before the Christmas season started, and then I put them on the back burner to keep handy when I needed to write a review.
 
So we're going back to see some cute little dragons this time! They're actually cute, and called fliers, while they're at it. Make sure you don't call them anything else, and hop along through the Veil with me in Rise of the Fae King.
 

Thursday, 26 January 2023

Tome Thursday: Court of Tricksters

 
Hello everyone!
 
No, despite the title of this blog post, this is not in fact a review of a Sarah J. Maas book, even if it sounds remarkably like it could be.
 
It's definitely all about the title of the book. The author has so much fame attached to her through her A Court of Thorns and Roses series, that it's difficult to really pull our minds away from the topic and cover something else.
 
But we're doing exactly that tonight!
 
See, I randomly ran into an ARC in one of the emails BookSirens sent me that I thought might be a book I'd love.

And I did enjoy it, up to a point.

There were some minor issues with it, but overall I'd say it at the very least hooked me so that I'm intrigued as to what comes next.

I shouldn't prattle anymore and instead just give you the review, right? We're talking Court of Tricksters tonight.

Thursday, 7 January 2016

Tome Thursday: A Court of Thorns and Roses


Hello everyone!
 
I will apologize in advance if parts of this blog are going to be slightly less coherent or even a little bit muddled. For some reason or other, I've been fighting off a headache all day long and nothing has really helped, so I think a good night's sleep will be just about the only thing that does at this point. However, I am determined to get this post out, since if I start missing out on these my rhythm will be practically gone.

I have what feels like a billion other books to type about, but I just managed to finish one that's relatively new today, mostly because it's one of those you can't put down unless someone physically forces you to.

Although, I will admit, I have yet to finish the Throne of Glass series, which is pretty amazing in its own right, I had to start A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas because, well, I've always preferred Beauty and the Beast to Cinderella.

Though the author did absolutely make me like her Cinderella rendition more than the original one!