May Day (Seekers #1) Josie Jaffrey May Day (Seekers #1) was published on July 9th, 2020. In addition to receiving a physical ARC of this urban fantasy from the author, but as always, all thoughts are my own. Beyond what is told in the synopsis, I do talk briefly about the romantic relationships of the … Continue reading Book Review: May Day
White Ivy Susie Yang White Ivy will be published on November 3rd, 2020 by Simon & Schuster as a literary mystery/thriller. I received an eARC from the publisher via NetGalley, but as always, all thoughts are my own. Content Warning: racism and microaggressions regarding race and social class, mental health stigmas (anxiety, depression, taking prescribed medications), … Continue reading Book Review: White Ivy | 20 Books of Summer
Welcome to day twelve of the Crossing in Time (Between Two Evils #1) blog tour! Below you will find my book review for this (time travel, dystopian, romance) science fiction novel by author D.L. Orton. The content warnings below reveal minor spoilers, but otherwise I will not be revealing any spoilers in my review beyond … Continue reading Blog Tour: Crossing in Time
Welcome to day nine of the Harbinger blog tour! Below you will find my book review for the third installment in author Olga Gibbs' young adult Celestial Creatures series. I was sent the ebook in exchange for my honest review for the Blog Tour, and there are no spoilers for any part of the series … Continue reading Blog Tour: Harbinger
Welcome to day seven of the Catalyst blog tour! Below you will find my book review for this young adult science fiction novel by author Tracy Richardson. I will not be revealing any spoilers in my review. Many thanks go to The Write Reads for putting together this tour, and for inviting me to participate … Continue reading Blog Tour: Catalyst
The Field (Catalyst #1) Tracy Richardson The Field was published on April 23rd, 2019 by Brown Books Publishing as young adult science fiction. I received an ebook copy as a participant in the blog tour for the follow up novel Catalyst, but as always, all thoughts are my own. There is a slight spoiler about … Continue reading Book Review: The Field