
I went to Grammercy Books and found the tagged book for #IndependentBookstoreDay. Now I'm back home to continue the #Readathon!
I went to Grammercy Books and found the tagged book for #IndependentBookstoreDay. Now I'm back home to continue the #Readathon!
I can‘t remember the last time I read a fantasy book, it‘s been so long. This one did NOT disappoint! It‘s action-packed, has vampires and humans, and an aching romance in a world where you have to be ruthless to survive.
I truly don‘t know what to think of this worldbuilding 🛸🪐 But it was fun and the ending was hilarious.
I got this one out of a little free library and have to say there is a reason with there is an offer sticker on it. This is supposed to be the story behind the dark lady of Shakespeare‘s sonetts m, but with zombies. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ The only good things in this novel are the original quotes of his plays and their usage for the dialogues in the text. I am torn between So-So and Pan.
Great read
Siddheag receives distressing news about her pack and Sophronia and the other girls put their training into practice to help her and incidentally foil the latest plot of the Picklemen.
It's been 3 years or more since I read the previous installments so I was a bit hazy on the details of what had happened. Fortunately there is fan wiki to remind me who was who. Great fun.
"Funambulist,” said Sophronia Temminnick, quite suddenly.
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The author uses original quotes by Shakespeare at the beginning of each chapter - sometimes they go well with the chapter, sometimes they don‘t.