books
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Recently I read a bunch of werewolf and werewolfish spicy romance books in one weekend so I wanted to share my thoughts on all of them one by one. And semi-compare them to each other. First thing first, for a spicy monster book it’s got all the things required for those who need to know.
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Where I enjoyed the previous Throne of Glass books I’ve read, this one is the one that truly got its hooks in me. Crown of Midnight was a roller coaster of emotions. This is one of those books that frustrated me so much that I loved every second of it. I had to remind myself
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After reading The Assassin’s Blade first, I’m not sure whether to call this the second or first book but anyway I’m just going to jump straight in. This book did a great job of getting me hooked on this series. So many interesting characters to meet and as always a new magic world to experience.
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After reading ACOTAR it’s finally time to continue my journey into the Maasverse. This review will be pretty short since this book is just a bunch of novellas and thus are more like bonus stories that if I’m honest I don’t have a bunch to say about it. First and foremost this book got me
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After reading Dragon Latitudes I decided to read another one of Amy Campbell’s books. Amy Campbell is great because Breaker was super fun to read. There’s just something so great about an OP main character who’s a cinnamon roll. He could destroy everything but he just wants to bake… tears. And add on the mental/emotional
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This was the final book in my recent dragon book binge, and it ended on a pretty good note. It wasn’t my favorite out of the 3 different books I read, but I still really liked it. My favorite part was world-building. I think I’ve mentioned it before, but I really love seeing the different
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There are so many details I loved about this book but I first want to focus on my baby girl Misery. Her sass and sarcasm are top-notch! But even better than that is how obtuse and completely oblivious she is to love. There are certain times in books when the characters annoy you so much
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One dragon book wasn’t enough, so I obviously had to read another, and Dragon Latitudes was the lucky pick! I don’t have much to say except I loved this book! You can’t go wrong with combining dragons and steampunk. Every character was amazing, the world-building was super cool, and the plot was very compelling. Honestly,
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Recently, I was craving a dragon book, and after a bit of searching, I found this one, and it was great! It was a fast-paced entertaining read. Multi-pov is iffy to me because sometimes I like it, and other times I don’t. But this time I did, each POV was unique, and it was compelling
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This is going to be a short review because there’s not much to say except that this was a fun book to read. Sure, it might not be super complex nor one of the best books I’ve read, but it was a classic start to an enemies to lovers, and I need that simplicity after
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