Truthwitch by Susan Dennard.

Hello all. It’s been a while. Apologies.Now that my exams are over I can guarantee you that I’m going to be posting regularly so get ready for some half assed posts on books that deserve better. Summary: Young witches Safiya and Iseult have a habit of finding trouble. After clashing with a powerful Guildmaster and…

My Top Five Fantasy Series

Hello all. Sorry for being MIA I’ve just been so busy and in a terrible writing slump. Nothing’s going quite right and it’s stressing me out. I want to set a posting schedule but with my exams so near I don’t think it’ll be possible, I’ll try my hardest though. Here’s  something I found in…

Trial by Fire by Josephine Angeline.

I am a witch and witches burn. Isn’t this a nice line?   Trial by Fire, written by Josephine Angelini started off as a potential light read and it was for most of the book. Towards the middle it got so good that I had to give it points for surprising me.   The book…

The Slang Book Tag/ Bookish Discovery Of The Week.

Happy Thursday my people.I’m going to do a little book tag that my best friend over at Keep A Readin’ created. 1) Bye Felicia!  A book that you didn’t care about/ do not like/ an over-hyped book Cinder. I don’t know why I dislike the book since the writing is fine and so is the…

The Bone Witch by Rin Chupeco.

2017 has been a fantastic reading year till now. I think I’ve read atleast ten five star books. Way to go authors! Hello all, today I’m going to be talking about The Bone Witch by Rin Chupeco, one of my new favourites. Summary: Tea is different from the other witches in her family. Her gift…

Bookish Discovery Of The Week.

Hello friends.  It’s been a really weird couple of days so I’m sorry for the lack of posts. I’m assuming you’ve already guessed what I’m going to talk about today and I’m also assuming most of you aren’t as excited about it either. If you are then hey I’m glad for you but I’m pretty…

Grave Mercy by Robin Lafevers.

The God of death and his assassins from a convent? Badass-men-killing nuns and a girl who’s going to change the way they work? Yes please. Hello wonderful people reading this, today I’ll be reviewing Grave Mercy by Robin Lafevers. Summary: Why be the sheep, when you can be the wolf? Seventeen-year-old Ismae escapes from the…