A Review: Wind and Truth

An epic tale of accepting the past, fighting for the future and living for the beauty of today. Read More!

A Review: The Mistborn Trilogy

A beautiful depiction of a world ruled by magic and power. Brandon Sanderson depicts a realm on the verge of collapse, unless a few individuals can muster the strength to save it through their use of a unique magic, Allomancy. The magic in this trilogy is what makes the series go from good to great.

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A Review: Powerless

“She is the very thing he’s spent his whole life hunting.
He is the very thing she’s spent her whole life pretending to be”.

Paedyn Gray is not just any girl living in the slums. She is an Ordinary, Mundane girl sleeping on garbage deep in the heart of Loot, the poorest and trashiest area of the realm. However, Pae has spent her entire life building a reputation that she is anything but her true Ordinary self. She has honed her skills for survival, and so far, has done just that. Until one day, a cruel twist of fate brings her face to face with the one person she should be trying to avoid the most: the man hunting Ordinaries to extinction.

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A Review: The Ashes and the Star-Cursed King

Oraya’s world was turned upside down at the end of the Kejari. Her father, Vincent, was murdered in cold blood right in front of her face. During this murder, she discovered Raihn had been hiding an enormous secret from her, for the entirety of their relationship. She also soon unraveled a slew of secrets Vincent has been keeping, and lying to her for her entire life.

With all of this to work through, while recovering from the Kejari and figuring out her new place in the castle, Oraya certainly has her hands full. Read More Here!

A Review: The Serpent and the Wings of Night

The Nightborn King of Vampires stumbles across a broken, abandoned girl in the ruins of a raging war. In a moment of weakness, he decides to save her and bring her home to his castle. He protects her, teaches her, fosters her growth of power and knowledge. The little girl carves a space within the Nightborn King’s heart that no other has been able to do in the past few centuries. The king did not know that this would later destroy him and his entire kingdom. Read More Here!

House of Flame and Shadow by Sarah J. Maas: A Review

We left Crescent City Book 2 with Bryce Quinlan jumping through a portal in a last ditch effort to find some way to beat the Asteri. Chased through the halls of the palace by Rigelus, Bryce leaped through the only escape she had, hoping to land in Hel. Only to find herself in the home world of the Fae, with no idea who to trust, why she landed in this particular land, or how to find what she needs to save her world.

This is the introduction to the intertwining of worlds by Sarah J. Maas. House of Flame and Shadow weaves pieces of ACOTAR into CCS in an elegant manner that levels up the playing field for her multiverse. Maas chose the two best characters from ACOTAR to introduce to Bryce Quinlan. Nesta and Azriel were fan favorites in the ACOTAR series, and she used them to their best potential in this mingling of worlds. Read More Here!

The Folk of Air Series by Holly Black

The Folk of Air follows Jude Duarte’s journey to survive the cruelty, deceit and lure of magic threatening her in the land of the Fae. Jude is one of few mortals living in the Fae realm, after being taken from her home by the male who murdered her parents. This happens at the start of the first novel, The Cruel Prince. It is quite the introduction to a great series. Read My Review Here!

The Cruel Prince by Holly Black

A young mortal girl is captured from the only world she knows by a War General from the land of Fairie. She is then forced to live with this man, who murdered her parents. Jude is taken from her home, and raised in the land of magic, music and bargains. She must adapt and develop her own source of power and manipulation, to fight back against the Fae’s hatred of mortals and protect those she loves. At least that is what she tells herself, as she grows greedy and selfish for power. Read More Here!

A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas: A Series Review

A Court of Thorns and Roses has captured the hearts and minds of readers by storm! After engulfing the entire series in less than a couple of weeks, I can see the appeal!

A human girl is thrown into the world of the Fae. She finds herself at the core of their war, bonded to one of the most powerful Fae males in existence. An unlikely love of a male from her nightmares and a second chance at life pulls Feyre into her biggest nightmare that ultimately made all of her dreams come true. Read More Here!

Throne of Glass Series by Sarah J. Maas: A Series Review

Throne of Glass began and ended with page turning drama in every chapter. I jumped head first into Throne of Glass (Novel #1) and sped through until the very end of Kingdom of Ash (Novel #7). The characters and plot twists were almost more than I could handle. Easily one of my favorite fantasy series of all time! Read more here…

Throne of Glass Series by Sarah J. Maas: A Review of Books 1-3

Throne of Glass | Crown of Midnight | Heir of Fire

To say I inhaled the first three books of the epic Throne of Glass series would be an understatement. Sarah J. Maas’ creation pulled me into her world from the first chapter of the first novel, Throne of Glass. The race of the Fae and their animalistic magic has always been enthralling to me – but this series brings it to a whole new level! Read more here…

The Magic Kingdom of Landover by Terry Brooks

A magical world tucked away and hidden deep within the mountains is slowly dying without its rightful leader. Ben Holiday is tasked with learning the kingdom and its customs to save Landover from the dark magic threatening to kill it. Read more here…

The Crescent City Series by Sarah J. Maas

Imagine a world where humans lie at the bottom of the governmental hierarchy, struggling to survive against the races of magic. Fae, Shifters, Witches and more govern their cities with a cruel and relentless resentment to all those weaker than them. The Crescent City Series checked off all the boxes for a phenomenal fantasy read. Read more here…

A Review: Daughter of Darkness

Terry Brooks’ sequel to Child of Light checked all the boxes for a fantastic fantasy novel. Riding dragons, powerful magic, an intriguing new adversary to the protagonist. Auris stops at nothing to restore her life partner’s inish (Fae soul) that was stolen from him. Read more here…