Book Reviews
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Book Review – Crucible of Chaos by Sebastien de Castell
I am a huge fan of Sebastien's work, and the Greatcoats series is honestly banging. So I was most excited when I found out Estevar was getting his own book!
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Book Review – The Drowned Woods by Emily Lloyd-Jones
I was apprehensive about this, as it sounded (and is) very Welsh, but is written by an American. Well, whatever magic Lloyd-Jones employed to do this worked! It is stunningly atmospheric and beautiful.
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Book Review – All of Our Demise by Amanda Foody and C L Herman
I simply adored the first book in this series, it is dark and tricksy, and just generally great fun to read. This finale to the duology is no different, I am happy to say! I'm honestly already tempted to reread them both :D
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Book Review – Bronte Tempestra and the Lightning Steeds by Bex Hogan
Bex is one of my favourite young adult authors and I was so excited to see her branch out into middle grade books - especially as Bronte is aimed at the younger end of that category, something I don't see a lot of. Plus it's illustrated and there are maps! I always love to see those.
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Book Review -The Warm Hands of Ghosts by Katherine Arden
This just continues to prove to me that anything Katherine writes I will read with great abandon.
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Book Review – Once Upon a Summer: A Folk and Fairy Tale Anthology
ften wary of anthologies, as the stories can cover such a wide range and don't always fit my tastes. Well with this one, I needn't have worried. I liked most of the stories, and loved more than a few! I definitely think wintery fairytales is the way forward for me :D There's such a great spread of ideas in this, but all still managing to come together really nicely.
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Book Review – Glorious Poison by Kat Dunn
What a finale to this wonderful series. It was everything I hoped for! This little crew really have my heart.
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Book Review – A Vow So Bold and Deady by Brigid Kemmerer
I feel that the promise of this series from book one comes through more here than it did in the second.
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Book Review – The River of Silver by S. A. Chakraborty
I adore this universe with my whole heart and getting to go back through these wonderful stories was just perfection.
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Book Review – The Revelry by Katherine Webber
Well, this was a dark little piece of fun. Thoroughly enjoyable! The concept of the Revelry is really fun - a secret and slightly magical party that no one really remembers.
