Clan of the Skyriders is a romance story set in a dystopian world. The book has a fascinating world, with a small society with people ‘bred’ to perfection, and who ride giant birds. It also gives two very different perspectives; Efalaa, who questions their ways, and Morgunn, who beliefs in

Emperor of Thorns is the conclusion of the Broken Empire trilogy, and it didn’t disappoint! I’ve grown very fond of Jorg and his murderous ways. The ending got to me, though, and I needed to let it sink for a bit before I knew how I felt about it. In

With Crown of Conspiracy and its prequel Song of Shadows, Kara has crafted two highly addictive reads. The review will mostly cover Crown of Conspiracy, with a little bit about Song of Shadows at the end as well. Crown of Conspiracy is a book you can’t put down (or if

I came upon Assassin’s Apprentice way too late! I loved every bit of this book. Robin Hobb’s prose is brilliant, making for many memorable passages. The way she lets us see the world through Fitz’s eyes is masterful. Assassin’s Apprentice is an epic fantasy, but slow-paced and character-driven. Considering the

Ninth House by Leight Bardugo is a dark adult thriller that is not for the faint of heart. I loved this book. It had so many great twists, the non-linear story was done exceptionally well and the ending was the biggest surprise of all and extremely satisfying. It’s a college