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The Dark Mirror (The Bone Season #5) By Samantha Shannon – tense action packed Dystopian Fantasy
The Dark Mirror is another exceptional instalment in The Bone Season series with tense action packed plot, mind blowing twist and turns, exciting expansion of world, some of the strongest character development so…
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The Mask Falling (The Bone Season #4) by Samantha Shannon – dystopian fantasy
The Mask Falling is darker, more emotional, more revealing installment of The Bone Season dystopian fantasy series.
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The Song Rising (The Bone Season #3) by Samantha Shannon – gripping, and emotionally powerful dystopian fantasy
The Song Rising is a dark, gripping, and emotionally powerful dystopian fantasy.
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The Bone Season (The Bone Season #1) by Samantha Shannon – thrilling, imaginative dystopian fantasy
The Bone Season is a thrilling, imaginative, and mind-blowing series starter. It combines dystopian politics, intricate worldbuilding, fascinating magic, compelling characters, and high-stakes tension into a story that constantly keeps you wanting more.
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Summer Reading by Jenn McKinlay – heartwarming contemporary romance
Summer Reading was a delightful, emotional, and deeply heartwarming contemporary romance with excellent dyslexia representation.
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The Sweetest Oblivion by Danielle Lori – mafia romance with forbidden trope
The Sweetest Oblivion, a mafia romance with forbidden trope is filled with attraction and possessiveness... and it did not work for me.
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A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman – warm and heartbreaking fiction
A Man Called Ove is warm and heartbreaking fiction, a simple story about ordinary people living ordinary lives.
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Why Good Wives Didn’t Hit the Same as Little Women – Classic Book Review
This Good Wives review is less about disliking the book and more about Why Good Wives Didn’t Hit the Same as Little Women
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April 2026 Wrap Up – Uneventful but also productive
April 2026 was apparently the month of me accidentally picking up only 4-star reads and honestly I’m not complaining as this reading month had range.
