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Book Review – A Rather Vengeful Accord by Danielle Knight
The premise of this, and the the comp titles, definitely sold me on the concept here. While it took a little while for me to warm up to it, when I knew roughly what was going on, I had a great time with it!
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Book Review – Six Wild Crowns by Holly Race
I am not normally a historical fiction reader, but I adored Holly’s previous series and the idea of a fantasy retelling based on the wives of Henry VIII really intrigued me.
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Book Review – The Confidence Games by Tess Amy
This was so much fun! I really liked that the characters were a bit older as often this sort of story features adults who are younger and therefore a little more green.
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Book Review – The Cursed Melodies by Connie Glynn
I think I struggled with this at first as it took a while to get going and because the twins don’t learn about the role for a good while. When we finally do get to understand what’s going on, the book picks up.
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Book Review – The Unfathomable Curse by Courtney Smyth
This series is just so much fun, and I loved this installment! It was great to see more of the world and the council and how it affects Cornelia in particular.
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Book Review – And Now, Back to You by B K Borison
I really liked Jackson in First-Time Caller and was really looking forward to seeing more of him. He’s so sweet and so this definitely hit that need. And I really like Delilah as a foil to his more regimented nature.
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Book Review – The Mysterious Affair of Judith Potts by Robert Thorogood
The latest addition to the Marlow Murder Club series has its highs and lows for me, but the highs win out.
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Book Review – Revolve by Bal Khabra
This book frustrated me in parts because I enjoyed the first two more, but overall Dylan and Sierra’s story is sweet. I particularly liked Dylan’s decision even if I would have liked more exposition around it.
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Book Review – Oxford Blood by Rachael Davis-Featherstone
It took me a while to get into this book, I’m not going to lie. At first, it definitely has to spend a good while setting the scene of not only Oxford, but the different relationships. However, as soon as the action kicked in it quickly became addictive.
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Book Review – A Treachery of Swans by A B Poranek
I loved Poranek’s first book and came to this with high expectations and I’m so pleased that it was exactly what I wanted it to be.
