You tell me “Crimean War”, you tell me “Chemistry”, you tell me “Siege of Carlisle” and by now I have already rolled my eyes 10 times and you have lost my attention. I will however award the respect that is due to those topics, because even if they may not be my cup of tea…
Category: Romance
Book Review: “The Star-Touched Queen” by Roshani Chokshi
If I were Maya, I would be so angry at the world right now, but Maya is a dutiful daughter who will do anything to please her father and his kingdom. She is blamed by all and in particular by the wives in her father’s harem because of her prophetic horoscope predicting that her path…
Book Review: “A Court Of Thorn And Roses” by Sarah J. Maas
It was my first read by Sarah J.Maas and I have very mixed feelings about this book. I didn’t think it was bad, however it was not out of this world fantastic. I suspect it may have fallen victim to its own hype a little, in my opinion. Feyre our main character, in some respect…
Book Review: “The Serpent King” by Jeff Zentner
I could summarise this novel into one very well-known idiom we surely have all come across or even used while conversing in a social setting. “The apple does not fall far from the tree”. However, how true is this? Dillard Early has his whole life ahead of him, but the only thing he sees at…
My stop on the “Dumplin’ by Julie Murphy” tour
Hello everyone and welcome to the last stop on the “Dumplin’” tour. Please feel free to hop on the other stops and enjoy the review.  You don’t need to be a hard-core fan of Dolly Parton to get this, however I am willing to bet that even if you’re not there’s at least…
Blog Tour Stop + Review of “Return to Bluebell Hill” by Rebecca Pugh
Welcome to my stop on the Return to the Bluebell Hill tour where I will be reviewing Rebecca’s Pugh’s recently published debut novel of the same name. Enjoy! Let me tell you a little story… Newly published author Rebecca’s Pugh is a real testament to the simple but true mantra “Dream, Believe, Achieve”. I am…