A review for the newest retelling by Marissa Meyer. The House Saphir is a retelling of sorts of the Bluebeard retelling. This story takes place many generations after the original and focuses on what would happen if Bluebeard’s ghost came back to finish what he started. A mystery with a supernatural twist and a really fun read.
A review for the new book by Alix Harrow. The Everlasting is a time travel book, but like nothing you have read before. It is a beautifully written love story the spans a history full of grief and sorrow. This is one you won’t want to miss.
A review for the third book in the Side Quest Row series by R.K. Ashwick. A Draught for a Dragon was just as charming and fun as the first two. Eli and Ambrose were just as adorable, and the whole crew from Rosemond street join in the adventure. Plus there is a new romance that was very sweet.
A review for the new book by Mara Rutherford. A Curious Kind of Magic is a sweet cozy fantasy with found family vibes. I really enjoyed the characters and the story. This is a standalone, but I am really hoping for at least a sequel with this charming group of characters.
A review for the first book in a urban fantasy series by one of my favorite authors. Red City by Marie Lu is a story of love, set in an alternative Los Angeles, with powerful criminals that use alchemy to rule their empires.
A review for the first book in a science fiction duology about time travel and the multiverse. Moonleapers by Margaret Peterson Haddix has invented a new and interesting way to time travel. I loved the characters and the story was an interesting one with lots of historical facts mixed in.
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