My Thoughts On A Duet with the Siren Duke (Married to Magic, Book 4) By Elise Kova

A Duet with the Siren Duke is the fourth book in the Married to Magic series by Elise Kova. It is standalone, so you can read this book without reading the others in the series. Each book is inspired by a classic fairy tale; this one was inspired by the Little Mermaid. Only he's the mermaid, or rather siren, and she's a ship captain. Granted, she wasn't a ship captain when they met. And the tale takes on a life of it's own like most of the books in the series do.…
View PostThoughts on the Dark Olympus Series by Katee Robert

I've done a review on the past on the first book in the Dark Olympus series by Katee Robert called Neon Gods, but I never got around to reviewing the rest. Or rather, giving full reviews as I gave mini-reviews during my monthly wrap-ups. So, I figured I might as well come back and do an review overall of the series. This series is a collection of standalone books, though there is an overarching plot that connects each of the books, that each are inspired by different Greek Mythology tales.…
View PostSo Many Books, So Little Time | What’s On My TBR?

There are so many books that I need to read. And being a mood reader is not helping matters when it comes to tackling the list. So, since I'm being indecisive on what I'm going to read next, I figured I would just share what I have lined up to be read next. Will I actually end up reading those next? We'll see. But this is everything I have on the docket at least for this month. These aren't in order by any means of when I'm going to be reading them and two of them I have started.…
View PostA Pseudo Tandem Reading Guide for From Blood and Ash & A Soul of Ash and Blood by Jennifer L. Armentrout

While From Blood and Ash and A Soul of Ash and Blood are essentially the same story but told from different POV, I would not recommend reading them in tandem since you will get major spoilers for the rest of the series if you read A Soul of Ash and Blood at the same time. As A Soul of Ash and Blood is told by Casteel as he recounts what happened when he first met Poppy from his perspective as he waits for her to wake up, since Nektas told him to talk to Poppy so she might remember herself. If you skipped all the present chapters, you could read them together in tandem; however, there are massive spoilers for From Blood and Ash, since Poppy had been aware of the truth regarding Casteel. So, I would more recommend this if you've already read the series and want to re-experience the first book from both sides as you read A Soul of Ash and Blood.…
View PostMy Thoughts on the Never After Series by Emily McIntire

I gave brief thoughts on each of the books during my monthly round-ups, but I thought I would discuss the four books released in the Never After Series by Emily McIntire in one post. I find these to be really interesting. Each book is standalone, so you don't have to read them in order for each of them to understand what's happening. They are fractured fairy tales, meaning they have references to the original stories but are not retellings by any means. They are also dark and feature mature and graphic content. So, there are trigger warnings (different ones) for each of the books.…
View PostLooking Back at the Books I Read in July 2023

This month felt like every book series had a release. Granted, that's not true as many more are releasing books next month that are on my TBR. Either way, there were a lot of things that I wanted to read. Some of them were definitely better than others, not to mention I also went on a massive hockey romance or rather college sport romance kick as I just couldn't commit myself to reading a new series while I was in the middle of packing up to move and arranging everything involved in that. …
View PostThoughts on A Game of Gods (Hades Saga, Book 3) by Scarlett St. Clair

A Game of Gods by Scarlett St. Clair is the final book in the Hades Sage, though it is not the final book in the Hades and Persephone series as the two series will merge in one final book. And while this book was the last from Hades side, it was not only told from his POV, we also got Theseus and Dionysius. Similar to the other books in this series, this book occurs at the same time as A Touch of Malice, see my reading guide for how to read these together.…
View PostTandem Reading Guide for A Touch of Malice and A Game of Gods by Scarlett St. Clair

Whereas, the rest of this series by Scarlett St. Clair can be broken into Persephone POV in one half and Hades in the other, A Game of Gods includes additional POVs. So, this book doesn't exactly line up perfectly, but it still does enough where a tandem reading guide could be created between this book and A Touch of Malice.…
View PostOnto the Next Chapter

I've mentioned this elsewhere online, but I realized I haven't posted anything here. And this place used to be my special corner of the internet. It still is but there's a lot more books in that corner now. Nothing wrong with that though. I freaking love reading. Anyways... I'm in the process of moving apartments. The last four years at my current apartment building have been a rollercoaster of figuring out myself and being fully independent more so than when I had roommates. But my time here is done, so I'm packing up and moving to my next adventure.…
View PostMy Thoughts on A Soul of Ash and Blood (Blood and Ash, Book 5) by Jennifer L. Armentrout

A Soul of Ash and Blood is the fifth installment of the Blood and Ash series by Jennifer L. Armentrout. However, while it might be the fifth installment, this book is basically a retelling of From Blood and Ash from Cas's POV. There are moments of the present sprinkled in, so it's not completely just a retelling, but usually those chapters are fairly short and serve as a transition when something else in From Blood and Ash didn't involve the two of them together. So, this isn't going to be a long review by any means as I don't have a lot of new things to talk about with this tale that I didn't already discuss when I reviewed From Blood and Ash.…
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