#HauntedHollowSwap
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1. This is a hard one because it‘s a tossup between a bat and a wolf, but if I have to choose, I will choose a wolf.
2. Dracula
3. I yell
4. Killing Moon by Echo and the Bunnymen, The Magic by Lola Blanc, Burn the Witch by Shawn James, Thriller by MJ, and Bloodletting by Concrete Blonde ( sorry, could not just pick one)
5. Lost Boys, Hocus Pocus and Beetlejuice… There‘s so many more but I‘m running out of space.

#HauntedHollowSwap #HHS
1. After watching the scarecrow in supernatural… I‘d rather meet a ghost.
2. Not even a debate… Extra Halloween!
3. Scary maze please… You can keep the spiders 🕷
4. Scary costumes
5. Corn maze
6. Pumpkin pie
7. Homemade costume
8. Treat
9. Make a magic potion
10. Save it and savor it slowly

#HauntedHollowSwap #HHS My Halloween fall aesthetic. I swear I‘m not as dark as it looks, this is always been my thing. Vampires and werewolves and magic. Apparently I‘ve been this way since I was two. Gothic romance with funny spooks like the movie the frighteners. Never been into demons or zombies but obsessed with the paranormal world otherwise. 🦇

So here is my #BookSpinBingo for September. I am pending my #TrappedOnAnIsland Book choices to add to the list and will update as soon as I have them. **updated**

Can‘t believe this month has gone by so fast. One bingo this month for #BookSpinBingo. Favorite book of the month is Anxious People with People We Meet on Vacation a close second. Worst books of the month were worthy opponent and wild beauty which were both DNF.

@slategreyskies congratulations, you made it to the island, and here are the five books that made it with you. You have a really fun list, and I hope you enjoy the reads I have picked for you. Happy reading😊 #TrappedOnAnIsland

1⭐️ I was doing so good with my #TrappedOnAnIsland reads for August. They were all so good, until this one. And I tried, I can‘t even tell you how much I try to finish this book. Got to where I only have 75 pages left, And I just couldn‘t do it. So many other books out there worth reading to put myself to some thing that I was miserable trying to finish. I know people will love this book, it just wasn‘t for me. DNF

3.7⭐️ This one was interesting… I‘m still debating on how I feel about it but I‘m already ready to move onto the next book. So I got me, I just not sure how.

5⭐️ I‘m not crying, your crying! I honestly didn‘t think this book was going to affect me as much as it did. I laughed so hard, I felt so connected, and cried so much at the end. This is such a great book, and if you haven‘t read it I definitely recommend. #TrappedOnAnIsland

5⭐️ I loved this book so much. This is not my normal type of romance trope, but I don‘t care. The book was super sweet and endearing, funny, absolutely corny at times and still so incredibly swoon worthy. Where the hell is my Alex… Just saying. #TrappedOnAnIsland

4.8⭐️ An espionage thriller And a love story. This book was so good. If you‘re found at all of historical fiction, the Elizabethan era, or Christopher Marlowe in general, this is definitely a book to read. And honestly, this book should be a 5⭐️ for me. While the writer did take liberties, it was pretty historically accurate. But that last chapter just broke me even though I knew it couldn‘t end any other way. #TrappedOnAnIsland

1⭐️ I do not DNF often, but I had to with this one. I have been reading a lot of Peter Pan retelling lately, and for the most part, I‘ve been loving Pan as a bad guy. Not so much in this book. To be fair, I really couldn‘t get into it. Maybe I was just too triggered, maybe I couldn‘t connect, I really couldn‘t tell you. All I know is that it wasn‘t for me.

4.6⭐️ Draven does it again with this amazing story. Enslaved girl finds her self spying on a overbearing jerk, and yet falls for him against her better sense. I love the plot, the storyline, the character development, the world building and almost everything about this book. The only reason I didn‘t get five stars was because the beginning was a little long-winded and the end seems slightly rushed. #trappedonaisland.

4⭐️4🌶 because I have a love for paranormal romances, A friend of mine has been trying to get me to like monster romances. For the most part, it has not been my thing. I don‘t mind if there‘s spice in the book, but I need there to be a story in the book. And the books I‘ve been recommended have all been just smut. That is not the case with this book. It has a great plot, character development and world building. It‘s creepy weird, & I loved it.

3.4⭐️ The store was OK, but I hate is a protagonist. She went against everything she said she was from the very beginning, and just kept playing stupid throughout The entire story. This book was one of my high anticipation rates too, and I was glad that it was a pic for my book club. However, I think we all agreed it did not meet up to our expectations.

1: My professor from college who suggested I got tested for dyslexia, the spent her free time teaching to read with my disorder. She open a whole new world for me.
2: Brom
3: Yes- The Shadow in the Glass by JJA Hardwood

4.3⭐️ Hendricks does horror only the way he can. Creepy and someone gruesome, yet hard to put down. Definitely recommend following Kris as she follows her gut, dreams and faces her fears in the rock story. This is also my #doublebookspin for #bookspinbingo.

2.9⭐️ I think I finished this book because it was my #bookspin for #bookspinbingo, otherwise I would have DNF. It was ok, I was just board. Will not be reading the rest of the series.

4.4⭐️ it kept me entertained, engaged and questioning. It was not left on a cliff hanger, but with so many questions unanswered. Looking forward to reading the second book next month.

3.9⭐️ it was really good, it just I expected a lot more, especially were the library was concerned. There were also moments in the book where I felt overwhelmed with all that was happening, but it all tied together in the end. It did end where I don‘t need to read the next book, but I most likely will.

A little romance and a little horror for this months #bookspin and #doublebookspin. #bookspinbingo

August 2022 #bookspinbingo lineup!

So I didn‘t get a bingo but I got both my #bookspin and #doublebookspon for July‘s #bookspinbingo. Best book of the month was wildest dreams worst book was claimed.

Congratulations @HeathHof ! You have safely made it to the island. These are the five books I got to you safely. Happy reading!

This book is either a 4⭐️ or a 2⭐️, but I‘m still not sure. What I do do know is that the her destain for humanity beats anything I ever felt in my life. Worth the read, but not sure if I would ever read it again.

1⭐️4.2🌶 but honestly, the spice in this doesn‘t even matter because the story is so bad, But that‘s just my opinion. I will say that if you want a good shifter romance, with a good amount of spice, a bit more character development and some realistic reactions… check out Midnight Touch. It‘s got a lot of the same cost like kidnapping and forced matting, but with more depth.

2.6⭐️4.2🌶 If you go into this looking for a fantasy novel with great world building, character development and a strong storyline… You‘re going to be sorely disappointed. However, if you pick this book for a quick fantasy read with a lot of spice, and maybe even some questions about that spice, then this is definitely the book for you. It truly all depends how what you want from the book that will determine how good it‘s going to be 🔥

3.5⭐️ was it a great book; surprisingly for the most part yes. What I struggled with was the character development; or rather the lack of accuracy in that development. I was told what the character was like but never actually shown by character behavior. It didn‘t match and it just felt off. The author did a lot of foreshadowing too that wasn‘t necessary.

5⭐️ honestly I don‘t even know where to begin except to say I absolutely love this book. I chose it because it went with my #roaringwolf in a world of my own prompt. However, the world building isn‘t exactly what I expected but the story was just so good. Id give it about a 🌶🌶🌶rating on the spice scale, but it was also super romantic and had me laughing so much. 10/10 would recommend! This is also my #doublebookspin for #bookspinbingo.

2.8⭐️ trying to engage in my own challenge with #roaringwolf since it‘s my birthday month challenge, just for fun. I picked up this book that has both a werewolf and a vampire for the once bitten twice shy prompt.It was cute but it wasn‘t great. I‘m still debating if my interest in what happens next is worth picking up the next book. It also happens to be my #Bookspin for #bookspinbingo.

4.6⭐️ This book was so good. I think the only reason I didn‘t get a five star from me was cause I was missing something at the end… Really more of a connection between the last chapter and the epilogue. But other than that, this historical fiction was amazing. Not only was I entertain, but I learned a lot. 10 out of 10, would recommend.

3.6⭐️ I like that, it was really cute… I just wasn‘t in love with it. I feel like I don‘t know anything about the characters, but I do have a desire to know more about the characters. With that being said, I will probably continue the series.

My #bookspin and #doublebookspin for July‘s #bookspinbingo.

4.9⭐️ this book was definitely worth the hype. It is Heartbreakingly beautiful, and so well written. And well, yes, I did cry… It‘s still one of those that I wish I could read again for the first time.

4.6⭐️ loved this book. Such a fun twist on the Peter Pan story and on how Captan Hook becomes Hook 🪝. Definitely recommend!

Haven‘t had a chance to do this in a while, but here is my #bookspinbingo for July.

So for those of you who know me, know that I claim the entire month of July for my birthday. So basically I have a birth month and not a birthday. With that being said I present this month challenge. While I couldn‘t put everything that I enjoyed on this list, the challenge does reflect a lot of myself. Hope you all enjoy. #roaringwolf #roaringwolfchallenge

All right everyone, I wanna send out a bigcongratulations to @peanutnine for winning the #RoaringWolf Challenge for April this year. And congratulations to @BookwormAHN for winning the #RoaringWolf Challenge for May. Please email us your Amazon wish list link to roaringwolfcreations@gmail.com.

Hello all… I know for the most part I have disappeared, but it‘s been a super good reason. I have been studying for my licensure test, and really needed to focus. So my reading was minimal and my contact with the outside world was almost nonexistent. But in the end, it was all worth it. I‘ve officially passed my test and received my license in the mail two days ago. Thank you to all my friends who backed me up and supported me.

Sorry for the late night post, but I was thinking opening day was on the 27th for some reason. Thank you so much @chasjjlee for my #listyloveanimalswap. This is one of my favorite swaps that I‘ve ever received. The picture does not do it justice! The detail that went into every piece and the fact that all my pets were include it was just amazing. Thank you @DinoMom and @ShelleyBooksie for hosting.

Normally I can‘t wait to open my swap packages, but with today being Easter, I completely forgot. However, I loved my #SpeculativeSpringSwap from @KatieDid927 . The cup is beautiful, I‘m looking forward to a nice cuppa tea tomorrow and the books are perfect. Thank you so very much and thank you @Avanders for hosting.

Winner Winner Chicken Dinner… congratulations @Nessavamusic for winning The March #roaringwolf challenge. Thank you so much for playing along.

Woot Woot… congratulations to @wanderinglynn for winning the February #roaringwolf challenge giveaway. Thank you so much for joing the challenge, and I hope you have been enjoying them as much as we like creating them.

Hi all, I am am checking in since I have been disconnected for most of the month. At the beginning of the month I was in a pretty bad car accident that took me out of commission both physically (in pain and not having a car) and mentally (I basically checked out). I‘m still struggling but doing somewhat better. However I am running behind on life. For the #Roaringwolf challenges, I will be posting the winners of ⬇️ ⬇️

100% relatable… Saw this on Facebook I had to share. Made me laugh Because yup… Im that kind of friend. Always down for a trip to the bookstore. Need help choosing between a couple of books, why not just get them both. Need a valid reason to buy any book, I‘ve got you covered there too.

4.4⭐️ and this book has been on myself for so long and I‘m finally glad I read it. Super good, And they gave me slight reminiscent feelings of Every Heart a Doorway and The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, Which are two of my favorite books.

4.6⭐️Definitely not what I expected, But I‘m getting to know that‘s kind of the authors thing. Again though, not a bad thing. I enjoyed this book thoroughly and will probably read it again this year.

2.7⭐️ I came across this book on tick-tock, but it only listen on audiobook through it specific app. However, it caught my attention right away and it had me a hooked before I realize you had to pay to finish the story. But I did and I partially regret it. The story has some great potential, then took this awkward turn. I hope the author goes back and rewrites this, Well at least the first half and then change things on the second.

I was able to get one out of two of my #roll100 read in February, so I have re-added Vicious to my list this month to try to get it done. However, these are the next two rolls which I‘m looking forward to because it‘s a bit of a change of pace for me over the last two months.

So I was supposed to read the Starless Sea and Vampire Lestat in February for #bookspinbingo, But I was not able to get to them. So I put them back on the list for this month to hopefully get them done.