Margaret Rogerson is definitely officially on my must read authors list after Vespertine. So far her books are consistently enjoyable with strong stories and great female leads. Vespertine is no different. And though it’s not a stand alone like her other books I think it could easily still work as a stand alone.
Tuesday Mooney Talks to Ghosts By: Kate Racculia I just want to say should any dying rich multi-millionaires want to put a fortune on the line in a city wide treasure hunt… Nows the time please 🙂 Count me in. I would definitely play that game!
Before the Devil Breaks You By: Libba Bray I’m still surprised by how fast I jumped back into this series when it was years between reading book one and Lair of Dreams last month!
Lair of Dreams Libba Bray Isn’t it great to fall into bed after a long day and have a wonderful dream in which everything you ever wanted is right there at your finger tips? (I wouldn’t know cause I only remember the nightmares but I’m sure its nice.) Welcome to Lair of Dreams which seems … More To Dream or Not To Dream: Lair of Dreams
The Witch of Willow Hall By: Hester Fox Grade: C Available: October 2nd After thinking about this book for a while it’s most like an origin story for a witch when said witch is the least interesting character. Also a love story. Also not that interesting. *Netgalley kindly provided me with a copy of the … More The Witch that Could Have Been…
The Witches of New York By: Ami McKay Grade: B-/C+ Beatrice Dunn arrives in New York for the first time and immediately begins seeing ghosts and experiencing strange happenings. Luckily she gets a job at a tea shop run by Eleanor St. Clair and Adelaide Thom, who are more than capable of helping Beatrice, if … More Witches, Ghosts & Demons in New York
I saw the Spooky Scary Book Tag on Youtube and since my Halloween mood has been kind of lacking recently I wanted to give it a go. I also wanted to see if I could get through it without picking Harry Potter for anything. (Fail.) The original creator of the tag is Clever Fox