Book info: Title: Analiese Rising Author: Brenda Drake Genre: YA Paranormal Romance/Mythology Release Date: January 8th, 2019 Publisher: Entangled Teen Source: E-galley from publisher which did not affect my opinion My rating: 4 stars Synopsis: Half-Blood meets Antigoddess, American Gods meets The Da Vinci Code in ANALIESE RISING (Entangled; 01/08/19), a suspense-filled novel by New York Times bestselling author Brenda Drake. This first book in a… Read more »
Book info: Title: Jewel of the Gods Author: Mary Bernsen Series: Beyond the Gods #2Published by: CTP PulsePublication date: December 19th, 2017Genres: Adult, Fantasy, Mythology, Romance Synopsis: Sold at the age of seventeen to the king of the realm, Ursula has spent the last four years serving as his submissive concubine. She has grown to… Read more »
As I keep mentioning, I’m so far behind on reviews! So, to speed things up, you should continue to expect mini-reviews like what I’m posting today. I finished up three series finally over the past two months, so let’s do a quick reflection on them, and then the blurb from Goodreads. Ashes (Seeds of America… Read more »
Circle of Jinn (Becoming Jinn #2) by Lori Goldstein Publisher: Feiwel and Friends Release Date: May 17th 2016 Genre: Young Adult, Fantasy, Mythology Rate: 3 stars Synopsis: Being Jinn is Azra’s new reality. As she grants wishes under the watchful eye of the Afrit council, she remains torn between her two worlds—human and Jinn. Soon, secrets spill…. Read more »
First, I have to thank the author who sent me a copy of this in exchange for an honest review. I had entered a giveaway on Goodreads but didn’t win. She emailed me on Goodreads and offered to send me a copy. I was very excited and of course said yes because I’d been wanting… Read more »
This is the first book by Aprilynne Pike that I have read, and I must say I wasn’t disappointed at all! I got a copy of this at the RT Convention back in May of this year. I’ve actually not really been a fan of fairy or fae stories. Not that I mind when they… Read more »
I don’t know about you, but I’ve been a fan of myths since I was in middle school probably. And really, I think most people were at that age. As a teacher, I remember the years when the 7th grade Social Studies teachers did Greek and Roman history, and so the kids always seemed to… Read more »
