I thoroughly enjoyed reading Emily Bain Murphy’s debut novel a few years back so it is no surprise that I am excited now about her new YA Historical Fantasy entitled SPLINTERS OF SCARLET. An utterly intriguing plot paired with Murphy’s style of prose? Yes please! Keep reading my post to find out more including my review and a fun guest post by Emily! Continue reading
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Blog Tour | Rebel Spy
I’m super excited to share with you today about Veronica Rossi’s latest novel, REBEL SPY. A YA Historical Fiction story about a New York society girl who helped the U.S. win the Revolutionary War. Sounds epic, no? Keep reading this post to find out more about the book and the author! (Click the banner to follow the tour!) Continue reading
Blog Tour | Night Spinner
I’ve always loved the story of the Hunchback of Notre Dame (or at least the Disney version haha) so I was instantly intrigued when I saw that tale used as a descriptor for Addie Thorley’s new YA Fantasy, NIGHT SPINNER. To find out more about the book and its author, keep reading this post! (Click the banner to follow the tour!) Continue reading
Blog Tour | Storm from the East
At last Joanna Hathaway’s stunning sequel to her YA Fantasy Glass Alliance series, STORM FROM THE EAST, has arrived! A thrilling blend of history, fantasy, and adventure, this is a series you will want to check out! To find out more about this book and its author, keep reading this post! (Click the banner to follow the tour!) Continue reading
The Hathaways Series
The Hathaways #1-5 by Lisa Kleypas (2007-2010)
Fiction | Historical Romance | (TV-MA)

After reading Lisa Kleypas’ Wallflowers series at a rapid pace I immediately pounced on the sequel series. This set of standalones is connected by the Hathaway family and they are my favorite! Continue reading
Wallflowers Series
Wallflowers #1-4 by Lisa Kleypas (2004-2006)
Fiction | Historical Romance | (TV-MA)

Oh my goodness I ended up binge-reading this entire series! I love Jane Austen’s novels and these are very similar in style but, well, less reserved (lol). It’s been a while since I found a historical fiction tale that so captivated my attention and of course I didn’t mind the romance! Continue reading
The Girl the Sea Gave Back
The Girl the Sea Gave Back by Adrienne Young (2019)
-ARC Review-
YA Fiction | Fantasy
Blurb:
“For as long as she can remember, Tova has lived among the Svell, the people who found her washed ashore as a child and use her for her gift as a Truthtongue. Her own home and clan are long-faded memories, but the sacred symbols and staves inked over every inch of her skin mark her as one who can cast the rune stones and see into the future. She has found a fragile place among those who fear her, but when two clans to the east bury their age-old blood feud and join together as one, her world is dangerously close to collapse. Continue reading
Book Blitz | Paladin
I love a good historical fiction and this one caught my eye! Keep reading this post to find out more about Sarah MacTavish’s latest story, PALADIN! Find out more about the book, the author, and even read an excerpt! Continue reading
Blog Tour | Wicked Saints
I’ve been so wildly excited for Emily A. Duncan’s YA Dark Fantasy, WICKED SAINTS!! I was thrilled to be invited onto the blog tour and so here I am with a post to draw you into this thrilling, magical, but deadly world. Keep reading for more on the book, the author, an excerpt, a very helpful pronunciation guide, and my review! Continue reading
Winter War Awakening
Winter War Awakening (Blood Rose Rebellion #3) by Rosalyn Eves (2018)
-eARC Review-
YA Fiction | Historical Fantasy
Blurb:
“The Binding is broken. Mátyás is alive. And Anna Arden is on the run.
It seems, yet again, that breaking the Binding has shattered the world. And the only hope of mending it is Anna and Mátyás, working together. But it’s never that simple, is it? The praetheria, the creatures once held captive by the spell, are now waging war against the Austro-Hungarian empire. And they are holding Noémi hostage–using her life to manipulate Anna and Mátyás, like marionettes on a string. Continue reading