You know how it’s 3am and you go to NetGalley just to check out what’s on there and end up requesting everything that sound interesting? Yeah, that was me, in my romance reading phase, requesting all cute sounding romance books. And The Reunion definitely sounded like something I’d enjoy and I was very happy when […]
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I’ve loved both of Jamie Pacton’s contemporary YA books so far. The Life and (Medieval) Times of Kit Sweetly is one of my all time favourite books (can’t recommend it enough!) and I also enjoyed Lucky Girl so much!! I’ve followed the progress of The Vermilion Emporium through the author’s social media and was really […]
Help, I Fell In a Hole And Can’t Get Out – Emily Henry Edition
By kat @ bookish blades on 24/07/2022Hoohoo, friends of the blade. Once in a blue moon I get a serious new obsession. Before it has been the All For the Game series and Fence, there was the Grishaverse, Avatar: The Last Airbender,… You name it, I become obsessed easily and the things I really, really love stay with me and I […]
When I heard about From Fake to Forever the first time, I just knew this book would be something I enjoy. I mean, fake dating is among my favourite tropes, it’s set in one of my favourite cities and it just sounded like a lot of fun! I was even so happy when I was […]
The Final Strife by Saara El-Arifi | ARC-Review
By kat @ bookish blades on 19/06/2022Without really knowing much about The Final Strife, I went into this book. I came for the sapphic content and stayed for everything. Even though I needed a long time to read it, I fell absolutely in love with Saara El-Arifi’s debut fantasy novel! Continue reading to find out what made this book so amazing. […]
An Echo Through the Veil | Bonnie Wynne | ARC-Review
By kat @ bookish blades on 12/06/2022I always get extremely happy when I open my mails and see something from Talem Press! They have published amazing books and Bonnie Wynne’s Price of Magic has become one of my absolute favourites. So of course I was VERY excited when I got the opportunity to read An Echo Through the Veil in advance […]