“That was the moment I knew I loved you, he had said. When that arrow went through your heart, and it might as well have gone through mine.”
#June2025
“That was the moment I knew I loved you, he had said. When that arrow went through your heart, and it might as well have gone through mine.”
#June2025
I swallowed this book up uggghhh
I didn‘t knew anything about the author or anything about this series since I bought this book “blindly” but it‘s crazy how fast I got attached
The way it had me sobbing in the end and
the cliffhanger😫
💙 I pre-ordered the collector's edition of the tagged book. I want it to match my copy of the first book. 😉
💙 I don't pre-order a lot, but I'd say it's pretty equally split between stand alone and series.
#two4tuesday @thespineview
A lot of action, adventure, and Isla finding herself through her strengths and abilities. The timeline jumps between present day and before the Centennial, giving more backstory with Isla and Grim. And of course, it ends on a big cliffhanger. I want to read the final book right away, but I‘ll probably wait awhile. Book #46 in 2025
3✨ I personally feel this was an overhype. I also recognize that I read this after a master world builder so I was being over judgy. However, there is a lot going on and quite a bit of characters. The storyline was interesting, but I felt I wasn‘t understanding the finer points being made. I really enjoyed the big reveals near the end and am interested to continue reading. I just expected more with all the drama this book caused. 😅
Happy Indie Bookstore Day!
Yes, I‘m on a Book Buying Ban but made an exception for today for my local store. 💖🫣
📖Lightlark by Alex Aster
I don‘t remember when or why I bought this book, bu I really enjoyed it and will definitely pick up the next one in the series. I kept waiting for a major betrayal and was shocked when it happened. I‘m glad Isla found her purpose and what she was truly made of. Book #31 in 2025
I've been on a YA fantasy binge lately. Although this one is a low pick for me, I still enjoyed it enough to read the second one.
It uses familiar tropes, which annoyed me at times. Also, I would have liked the characters to have been more developed.
Overall, quick, typical read in the YA fantasy genre that I hope the author really expands on in Book 2.