

These women are living a life of being used, silenced, hidden, or punished for wanting more. I loved that this was not just about monsters, it‘s about what women become when they are denied their voices for too long.
These women are living a life of being used, silenced, hidden, or punished for wanting more. I loved that this was not just about monsters, it‘s about what women become when they are denied their voices for too long.
I won an ARC of this book without knowing what it was about, but ended up really enjoying this intense vampire tale. The story takes place on multiple timelines, following the lives of Maria, a young woman in Spain, and Alice, a Scottish student studying abroad in Boston. Each of their lives are changed forever when they meet an intriguing stranger; for Maria, it's Sabine, a widow and herbalist, while for Alice it's Lottie. That ending, though!
This was so good. Maybe better than Addie LaRue.
#BookSpin @TheAromaofBooks
Pub date is 6/10/25
#ARC
Reading outside on the patio? Yes please! New vampire chunkster from this author? Absolutely!
I'm most excited for Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil by V E Schwab. I wish it was June already.
#Sundayfunday @BookmarkTavern
#two4tuesday @TheSpineView
1. I'm going to focus mostly on #bookspinbingo
2. Tagged is the only book I've preordered. I'm also looking forward to the new Wayward Children entry and Nnedi Okorafor's Death of the Author.
#Two4Tuesday
Happy New Year everyone! I hope 2025 is filled with all sorts of reading fun!
1. I usually set a goal, well within my reach so I don‘t stress about achieving it, for the number of books I want to read. So, 150 for 2025.
2. Off the top of my head, I‘d have to say I‘m really looking forward to V.E. Schwab‘s new book (tagged)—I‘ve loved everything she‘s written with one exception so I‘m ready to dive into another one.
@TheSpineView
Thanks for sharing the prompt, @vivastory
#lasttenbooks