Showing posts with label rebecca yarros. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rebecca yarros. Show all posts

Thursday, 13 February 2025

Tome Thursday: Onyx Storm

 
Hello everyone!
 
Welp. We back, baby.
 
I'm not entirely sure how long it's been since the last time I set foot onto the Continent (literary speaking, of course), but I do know it's been a WHILE.
 
And man oh MAN have things gone from bad, to worse!
 
Now that THAT's out of the way, let's dive right into the nitty gritty of it all, shall we?
 
Because these dragons aren't messing around.
 
Neither, it turns out, are their riders either, which means that we really should be prepared for the fourth book when it eventually releases.
 
For the time being, buckle up, bring all them alloy daggers that you own, make sure you tell the people you love that you love them, and above everything else: do NOT, I repeat, do NOT piss off the largest dragons on the Continent.
 
And no, you don't need an umbrella to brave this Onyx Storm.
 

Thursday, 16 November 2023

Tome Thursday: Iron Flame

 
Hello everyone!
 
And welcome back to Basgiath.
 
Oh you all knew I'd be going there, particularly after being LATE as all get-out for Fourth Wing thanks to my laptop issues back in the day.
 
I have no such ones now.
 
And I have a physical copy for the book to boot!
 
Ahem.
 
So let's not chatter too much and waste time while we have it, because there are a bunch of impatient dragons waiting, one of which is probably the biggest, grouchiest, sarcastic Dragon Dad of all time, and who needs to hang with Optimus Prime just so they can compare experiences.
 
I bet that would make for an awesome conversation.
 
But without further ado - ladies and gentlemen: Iron Flame.
 

Thursday, 5 October 2023

Tome Thursday: Fourth Wing

 
Hello everyone!
 
As you can see, we're back on the blogging grind, which I'm happy with to be honest.
 
I've missed being able to type my thoughts out haha!
 
Tonight we take a look at internet sensation which has taken the book world by storm. Literally and pretty much also figuratively and everything in between.
 
I'll admit that I never would have picked it up ... but a really good friend of mine, one of my best friends even, just kept on and on about how good this was, so I thought to myself, you know what? If so many are saying this is good, then I'll read it too.
 
I haven't regretted it since, and have picked up an actual physical copy of the book.
 
Because this is what I do: I read e-books then decide whether or not I want the actual thing.
 
So without further ado, it's time to put on our flying leathers, pin our hair back, and get ready to kick some serious ass.
 
Basgiath college awaits in Fourth Wing.