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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, 2 March 2023

Tome Thursday: The Shadow of Theron

 
Hello everyone!
 
When I started this blog, what now feels like ages ago, I never would have imagined that I'd someday find myself in a position where I would be talking to AUTHORS and discussing potential guest posts and reading their ARCs and whatnot.
 
It's an incredible honour and privilege, and I honestly don't know what I ever did to deserve it.
 
But here we are, with yet another ARC, and a good one, too!
 
A little bit ago I started chatting with a lovely author, Kathryn Troy, who just released her latest book, the one we're talking about tonight.
 
I was very intrigued by the blurb about it - perfect for fans of Wheel of Time and Sarah J. Maas, it said - and if it's a fantasy book? Chances are, I'm going to read it, because fantasy is how I got my kickstart into this whole reading business.
 
So I did read it.
 
I liked it, too.
 
I bet you're wondering when I'll stop blabbing and get on with it, so here we go: The Shadow of Theron, book one!