Perilous Times has everything. Dragons, witches, Knights, climate change, corruption, people rising from the dead, lots of peril, jokes, etc. It’s a good time Knights of the Roundtable style adventure with a powerful message.
The Woman in the Library offers two of my favorite things to read about- a book about books and the writing process. It’s an interesting read with a good idea but it just didn’t work for me in the end. But if you are interested in books about books or meta mystery writing well I’d … More The Woman in the Library
I tried reading Antonia Fraser’s biography of Mary Queen of Scots back when the movie came out (naturally) but 50+ some pages in and 12,000 Mary’s later I DNF’ed it. Luckily this was a bit more streamlined and a lot less scholarly. I mean she turns into a mouse in this one so no kidding … More The Start of the Mary series
A hidden apothecary in 18th century London specializing in helping women get rid of “troublesome” men? Sounds like a good Spring read to me!
The Devil and the Dark Water By: Stuart Turton When Old Tom is summoned he whispers to you in the night offers your hearts desire for a bargain. And if you don’t bargain? You die. Which seems wildly unfair to me but that’s the situation the passengers of our ship find themselves in on their … More The Devil and the Dark Water
Just a couple of days after I whined about only negotiations happening Harley Quinn is renewed for season 3! Is it just me or does it feel like despite the movies moving there’s been really good news recently at least out of DC and Marvel? 🙂
So apparently Keanu Reeves co-wrote a comic. Whose main character bears a resemblance to him and you don’t really need to tell me more I’m in for the book and the sure to come film adaptation!
Mayhem By: Estelle Laure This book is being pitched as a YA feminist mash-up of The Lost Boys meets The Craft- and the minute I saw that I knew I wanted to read it! A thousand thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for providing a free copy as part of the book tour.
 Do you guys sanitize your books? Honestly until recently it’s not something that ever crossed my mind. And I say that as someone whose always been a germaphobe. When this started I noticed people talking about it for the first time which naturally made me look at my TBR pile with worry.
The Girl the Sea Gave Back By: Adrienne Young Boy you’d think surviving being cast out to sea as a child would be the most dramatic thing in a girl’s life wouldn’t you? Not poor Tova who is found and brought up by a distrustful clan of warriors who only want to use her for … More The Girl the Sea Gave Back