Rajah debuts with a powerful collection of poetry that toes the line between lyrical artistry and complete and utter nonsensical peculiarity. I am going to have to admit that reading Sen Rajah's Milk of the Moon was quite an exhaustive experience. It proved to be incredibly powerful, eye-opening and tragic but also innocent-like and hopeful. There can [...]
Crafting a spectacular narrative from the remnants of Ancient Rome, L.J. Trafford brings forth a brutal and bloody, but humorous and sometimes outright hilarious, conclusion to the Four Emperors Series. Do you know how long it has taken me to find the words to write this review? I was approached by the lovely Jessica from [...]
If Twilight was written better and for a more mature audience and, of course, if Bella was a witch. This is what you would get. ... I want to preface this by saying that I literally had to force myself not to write this review immediately after completing Discovery of Witches. Not entirely because I liked [...]
A girl at night, a caged monster during the day. ... I began reading Korrigan by Rebecca F. Kenney in the midst of reading A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness. Why is this important? Just wait, I'll explain in a moment. If you're familiar with Discovery of Witches, you know that it centres around the story of 'no-I-don't-want-to-be-a-witch' [...]
... Hannah Lynn is back with an extraordinary tale of the ordinary man and his family. Peas, Carrots and an Aston Martin narrates a slice-of-life story about Eric Sibley, his wife Suzy and his daughter Abi. Eric's life was defined by his hectic career in London, so much so that he was missing out on watching his daughter [...]
... Holy Mother of the Universe. Now, when I tell you that I loved this book - I AM REALLY TELLING YOU THAT I LOVED THIS BOOK. I finished it within 20 minutes and it was hilarious, sarcastic, ironic, beautiful, heartwarming and honestly, just stunning. I don't think I've laughed so hard as when I was reading [...]
Have you ever read the blurb of a book and think, damn that sounds good? Well, that was me when the author of An American Family, Jackson Baer, emailed me concerning his new novel. The blurb is as follows and can also be accessed on Goodreads: Isaac Childs has the perfect life - until that life comes crashing down when [...]
