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I messed up by not reviewing this earlier because I’ve kind of forgotten some of my thoughts, so this review is going to be short and sweet. The first thing I want to say is that this book was really fun to read. I love those moments in the book where the character is trying
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This book goes on the pile of great books that constantly remind me why I love fantasy so much. I loved so many things about this book, but my favorite was the magic system. After finishing a new book, I think I’ve seen every type of magic system there can be, but then, bam, new
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When I first picked this book out, I thought it was going to be like my other werewolf romances, but I was pleasantly surprised it was not. While it, of course, had magic and shifters, I would say the spice was what I would call “normal.” I don’t want to get anyone’s hopes up, so
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After reading the first book, I was very much looking forward to reading the sequel, so when I finally had time to read To Catch a Falling Leaf, I devoured it in a day or two. This is one of those books that I have absolutely bad to say, so I’m just going to mention
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One good thing about reviewing a monster romance book is that you can keep it short and sweet. But really, I’m going to keep this brief since I don’t want to spoil anything. Firstly, I really appreciated the bit of world-building that was done and the simple plot. Some Smut books don’t even bother with
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Before I start, I want to explain my main reason why I was super excited to read this one. Probably like everyone on Bookstagram, I came across one of those “here’s your book boyfriend” videos, and mine was Jacks. Of course, at the time, I was like, who da fuck is Jacks? But after some
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As any reader knows, books can be very stressful. Caraval, though, had a very specific type of stress. I was constantly stressed reading Caraval because I had no idea what was real or not!!! I can deal with life or death, but what I can’t deal with is not knowing what is reality! One thing
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I have so many things to say about this book that I hardly know where to start. So, I start by saying I am unbelievably happy that I never gave up hope about this series coming back. The 10 years of waiting have all been worth it, and if it wasn’t for grad school, I
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This is another book I finished a while ago, so it will also be a quick review. But anyway, I absolutely loved Quicksilver! I can not get enough of this book. Kingfisher is amazing, and if I’m honest, he is now in my top three book-boyfriends list. There’s just something I love about a tortured
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I finished this book a while ago but never got around to writing a review, so this one will be short. First off, it was a great book and a great sequel, but I had one big problem. While I did enjoy the spiciness and the scenes were good, there was just slightly too much
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