This week's theme for Top Ten Tuesday (created by The Broke and the Bookish and carried on by That Artsy Reader Girl) is Ten Books On My Fall 2019 TBR. I enjoyed creating a TBR list for fall last year, so to carry on this tradition and get my current reading situation under control (it … Continue reading Ten Books on my Fall TBR 2019
Melmoth Sarah Perry Melmoth was published in October of 2018. I decided to stop reading this book halfway through for reasons I’ve discussed in my review. If you enjoyed this book, great, I’m so glad it worked for you! I will not be persuaded to finish it, however; my mind has been made up. Synopsis: For … Continue reading Book Review: Melmoth
This month I’m once again looking away from my physical shelves and addressing some of the barely started/unfinished books From My [E]Bookshelf. The one thing all three of these books have in common is that I acquired them through NetGalley (this post is not affiliated with NG). The Hood of Aalayfa Sylvia Xamanka Book one … Continue reading From My (E)Bookshelf: Aalayfa, Chocolate, Spell
Ever Alice H.J. Ramsay Ever Alice was published on August 1st, 2019. I received an ARC from NetGalley, but as always, all thoughts are my own. My review contains some spoilers regarding love interests and characters. Content Warnings: blood and gore, violence, outdated treatments for and stigma surrounding psychological disorders, parental neglect Synopsis: Alice’s stories … Continue reading Book Review: Ever Alice
Nyxia (The Nyxia Triad #1) Scott Reintgen Nyxia was published in 2017. Although I did receive an ARC from NetGalley, my review is based on the final published edition. I start my review with a quote that could be seen as a minor spoiler, so proceed with caution. Content Warnings: blood and gore, violence, torture Synopsis: … Continue reading Book Review: Nyxia (The Nyxia Triad #1)
After Alice Gregory Maguire After Alice was published in 2015. My review does contain spoilers for most of the book. Synopsis: When Alice toppled down the rabbit-hole 150 years ago, she found a Wonderland as rife with inconsistent rules and abrasive egos as the world she left behind. But what of that world? How did … Continue reading Book Review: After Alice
