YA fantasy
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I absolutely can not get enough of the male POV in romantasy books. So, when I learned there was an entire book with just Carden’s POV, I was super excited! I loved seeing his love for Jude start to blossom, but even more, I loved the sadness. Yup, as every reader knows, there’s not much
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After finishing Caraval, I was super excited to see my boy Jacks in Once Upon A Broken Heart! Ever since that one “Who’s your book boyfriend” reel I saw, I’ve been eagerly waiting to get to his love story. OUABH was a great start to this series, and I had so much fun reading it.
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I loved this book!! But before I start, this review will be a tad spoilery with the ending, so be warned. It had everything I could want: twists and turns, shocks, a tad bit of miscommunication for some drama, near-death experiences, love confessions(my favorite), and it even made me cry. I was constantly stressed while
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So, while I did enjoy the first book, I definitely thought it was a tad overhyped, but this book changed everything! I would compare it to how everyone says not to stop at just ACOTAR but to read ACOMAF, too. I had so much fun reading The Wicked King. This book solidified my love for
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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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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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Where Divine Rivals was chill, relaxed, and low stakes (despite being at war) Ruthless Vows was stressful, fast-paced, and had dire consequences everywhere. And that is exactly why I loved this one way more than the first one! While I loved Divine Rivals, I could not get enough of Ruthless Vows it kept me on
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I’ve been reading a lot more adult-ish/serious fantasy books lately, so it was really nice to read a true YA. It was like a breath of fresh air. Normally, I prefer a fantasy book with a side of romance, so I was pleasantly surprised that I liked this book as much as I did since
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Oh man, I loved this book so much I don’t even know where to start! I guess I’ll start with the simple stuff. This book was peak enemies to lovers, villain redemption, and shadow daddy representation! Not to mention great character design, there’s only one thing I love more than a black haired mmc, and
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