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Tower of Dawn (Throne of Glass #6) by Sarah J. Maas Review | Chaol Stans, This is for You!
Tower of Dawn takes readers away from Aelin's story to follow Chaol, Yrene and Nesryn on the Southern Continent. Although slower than Empire of Storms, it delivers meaningful character development, expands the world of Throne of Glass and provides several important revelations that lead directly into the epic finale.
The Tradwives Lie by Bella Ellwood-Clayton Review | Tradwife Culture + Social Media Obsession = Darkly Entertaining Thriller
The Tradwives Lie by K. M. Enright is a darkly funny read exploring the world of online personas, traditional expectations and the pressure to create a picture perfect life. With plenty of uncomfortable moments and some surprisingly funny characters, this was a book that caught me off guard.
Crown Me Yours by Liv Zanders Review (Heartstrings Duet #2) | A Satisfying End to a Dark Romantasy Duology…
You Crown Me Yours by Liv Zander concludes the King of Flesh and Bone duology with romance, sacrifice, and plenty of emotional moments. Here's my spoiler-free review of the final book and whether the ending lived up to the hype.
Objects in Lakes by Rachael Ramas Review| A Suspenseful Tale of Grief & Discovery…
Objects in Lakes by Rachael Ramas is a dark domestic suspense set around Duck Lake, Michigan, where an old drowning and a new death start to raise questions about a picture-perfect community. Expect grief, secrets, suspicion and a slow burn mystery that digs beneath the surface.
Rock Bottom Rise by Natalie Blank | A Coming of Age Story When The World is Against You
Rock Bottom Rise by Natalie Blank is an emotional YA contemporary about Link returning home from boarding school, facing family estrangement, homelessness, and the painful reality of trying to rebuild when he has very little support. Expect a heavier coming of age story with romance, survival, and parents you may want to throw directly into the sun.
The Greatest Game by Tara Sexton | A Spicy Sports Romance Covering A Lot of Diverse Topics
The Greatest Game is the debut novel by Tara Sexton about two rival football / soccer coaches who must prove themselves in the pressure filled world of professional sports. Amidst their rivalry, growing tension both on and off the pitch could derail them both. But does it?
Ruin the Friendship by Elle Rivers Review | A Fun Friends to Lovers Romance That’s Best Read With Snacks
In Ruin the Friendship by Elle Rivers, Maisie’s cancelled honeymoon turns into a cruise with her best friend Nate. There’s forced proximity, years of friendship, messy feelings, and one tiny problem: Maisie hates water. Read now for the full review!
The Happy Family (The Hunt Family #3) by Daniel Hurst | A Juicy Yet Disturbing Tale Of Manipulation And Revenge…
Emma reviews The Happy Family by Daniel Hurst, a wildly dramatic domestic thriller packed with revenge, manipulation, shifting loyalties and messy characters. Completely implausible at times but ridiculously addictive as the final book in the trilogy.
Crown of Midnight Review (Throne of Glass #2) by Sarah J. Maas | Darker, Stronger, with More Emotional Depth…
Emma reviews Crown of Midnight by Sarah J. Maas, a darker and more emotionally layered sequel to Throne of Glass that builds on the first book with stronger stakes, sharper character work and plenty of momentum.
Throne of Glass Review | My Honest Thoughts on Sarah J. Maas’s Fantasy Opener
My honest Throne of Glass review by Sarah J. Maas, including my thoughts on Celaena, Dorian, Chaol, the audiobook & whether this fantasy opener lived up to the hype.
