A Sweet Nightmare: A Roller Coaster of Chaos at The Calder Academy When I first picked up Sweet Nightmare by Tracy Wolff, I was drawn in by the promise of a magical world full of intrigue and adventure. Wolff, known for her sparkling Crave series, had me curious about her blend of mythological creatures and …
Book Review: Dead Last (Crossroads Queen, #3) by Melissa Chase If you’re like me, the intersection of magic, myth, and a dash of romance has an irresistible allure. I eagerly dove into Dead Last, the third installment of Melissa Chase’s Crossroads Queen series, with high hopes. After all, the world she crafted in the previous …
Book Review: Simi (Shadows of Fire, #3) by Sherrilyn Kenyon As a long-time fan of Sherrilyn Kenyon’s intricate worlds, I was both excited and apprehensive to dive into Simi, the fifth installment in the Shadows of Fire series. Known for her ability to blend heart and myth, Kenyon has a knack for crafting characters that …
Book Review: Pack Reject (The Splintered Bond, #1) by Merri Bright When I first heard that Merri Bright was stepping back into the world of paranormal romance, I felt a spark of excitement reminiscent of my first encounter with her The Forgotten Angel series—a reading experience that still lingers in my heart. So, naturally, I …
The Haunting of Room 904: Unraveling the Threads of Trauma and the Supernatural When I stumbled across Erika T. Wurth’s “The Haunting of Room 904,” I was drawn in by its chilling premise: a paranormal thriller intertwined with the painful legacy of America’s colonial violence. Having recently read Wurth’s acclaimed novel “White Horse,” I was …
Book Review: Lust (Saints & Sinners #1) by A.K. Knights I’ll be honest, I wasn’t sure what to expect when I picked up Lust, the first installment in A.K. Knights’ Saints & Sinners series. The premise sounded intriguing—Shadowhunters meets The Covenant—with a sprinkle of the occult, and it seemed too good to pass up. Little …