Book Review | Blessed Monsters | By Emily A Duncan
Blessed Monsters had me hooked from the start. It felt like walking the last leg of a long and tiresome journey. And the whole trilogy was one long journey.
Blessed Monsters had me hooked from the start. It felt like walking the last leg of a long and tiresome journey. And the whole trilogy was one long journey.
For the Wolf is your winning formula for a dark fantasy. It has passion, love and courage fueled in its characters, both the protagonists and the sidekicks.
Why would a fantasy like Crooked Kingdom which is a story about the common people interest everyone?
Just a small bouquet of the books I read in the month of October. After a few dull months, I am find my way back to my reading pace.
With November comes festivals like Diwali. So, it is towards the end of the year and all the more reason to get into festivities.
Ruthless Gods propels the story forward. The chaotic kingdoms are rattled even more by the end. There is a lot left which gets your attention for the third book.
The Book Of Uriel is an engaging and heartwarming tale of innocence and unbreakable spirit of a young mind.
The Promise of Summer is quite an enjoyable romantic tale. If you’re looking for a feel good summer beachy book, just to go back in time for the summery warmth, this is the one you want to pick.
A few books that have been in my TBR for a while and some new books to read for the month of October.
Well Played is the companion book to Jen Deluca’s Well Met which was a hate to love romance with a renaissance theme.