Furyborn is a REALLY cool story with two different timelines that relate and intersect. The prologue shows you the outcome of Queen Rielle’s timeline, then chapter one takes you two years back to explain how events led up to that outcome. Then chapter two gives you Eliana’s point of view, which is a crazy 1,020 years later!
The Immortal City series didn’t quite go the way I hoped it would. I’m not sure if it was necessarily a bad, ending—it just wasn’t the ending that I wanted. Because of that, I’m not left with particularly fond thoughts of the book. The #1 […]
The Warrior was an intense end to a great series! A lot of things happened that I honestly didn’t expect The first thing I thought when I started reading The Warrior was: “Oh, Dante, how I’ve missed you.” I can’t think of another character that […]
Sweet Reckoning kind of ended how I feared it would: not that intense. From book one, I expected an epic WAR between heaven and hell. Imagine a war like the one in His Dark Materials. Huge, intense, all-encompassing. Sweet Reckoning didn’t have a war. If […]
I think Sweet Peril suffered a bit from second book syndrome. Anyone who fell in love with Sweet Evil probably adored the romance, but that aspect was yanked out of Sweet Peril. Kaidan is non-existent for about 75% of the book. It definitely made the […]
I’m so torn on Daughters of Smoke & Bone. I didn’t hate it, but I never loved it the way everyone else seems to. What I Liked I loved the setting of Prague. There was something so great about finally reading a book that doesn’t […]
I need to start out with a quote from another reviewer, because they said it perfectly: “75% Meh and 25% AWESOMENESS” MP “Iheartbooks” This is is 100% accurate. I was bored for the first 75% of World After. That large portion of the story reads […]
I have to admit, I was a little nervous going into The Liberator. The synopsis hints at a possible love triangle and I was dreading the thought of The Liberator suffering from “second book love triangle/relationship problems” syndrome. Luckily, that is so not the case! […]
I have to say right off the bat that I don’t normally read novellas. I usually find them unsatisfying because the length doesn’t allow for a lot of character/plot/relationship development. But I adore Ashley Robertson, and when she gave me the chance to read Death […]
My enjoyment for Natural Born Angel is all over the map, and that’s one of the reasons why I was so unsure about how to rate it (and I’m still kind of unsure). That means, it’s time to whip out the ol’ Enjoyment Graph so […]