A review for the new book Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil by V. E. Schwab. I really did think I would fall in love with this book, like I have done with almost all of her books, but alas I did not. I did like it though, and found it to be an interesting take on vampires.
A review for the next book in the Love’s Academic series by India Holton. The Geographer’s Map to Romance is just as much fun as the first book in the series. It has a failed marriage of convenience, one bed trope, and a forced working together situation to save England.
A review for the historical fantasy debut book by S. F. Williamson. A Language of Dragons has a lot to like, but fell a little bit flat for me, mostly due to the main character. I loved the dragons though and the main plot was fascinating.
A review for the delightfully funny historical romance that is also a light fantasy, The Ornithologists Field Guide to Love. I loved the characters and the romance was great. I also enjoyed the writing and the narrator was perfect. This was the perfect story to spend time with on a cold and dreary winter’s day.
A quick review of the newest entry in the Rivers of London series. This novella is set in 1920’s Harlem and features a new character that I just adored. It was a book that I read in one day and had a blast reading it.
Today I am reviewing two audiobooks that I listened to in October. They are very different from each other, but both were very good. My Best Friend’s Exorcism by Grady Hendrix is a comedy horror set in 1988. The Fate of Magic is the second book in the Witch and Hunter duology by Sara Raasch and Beth Revis.
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