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Ginger has returned to Fairhaven Falls after her family left suddenly when she was 18. She never wanted to leave, especially not Howard “Houston” Ironman. Now she needs his help but is afraid to tell him the truth about why she is hiding in Fairhaven Falls and why she originally left. Ginger and Howard’s story … More Review: Mistletoe for My Minotaur by Honey Phillips
“Just because it feels huge now doesn’t mean it will forever…” This was a wonderful graphic novel about mental illness and how friendship and therapy can change a person’s perspective. SG is a ghost who has anxiety and is struggling with his anxiety over school work, his future, making friends, and the social anxiety of … More Review: The Sad Ghost Club Volume 1 by Lize Meddings
Henry spent his entire adult life working eighty+ hours a week seeking success. When his business went under he was left with nothing to show for the years of grinding and is now living with his brother with no idea what to do with himself. When his recent hook up becomes his new coworker he … More Review: Rear Ended by K. M. Neuhold
Since leaving the military Shepherd “Shep” Barlow prefers to stay on his Colorado mountain alone and avoid people. But when his former commander arrives he finds himself being asked to take a deadly mission to Central America to rescue the archaeologist daughter of the President of the United States. After meeting Shep in the previous … More ARC Review: The Hero She Wants by Anna Hackett
Tristan’s life hasn’t been the same since he started being able to see the dead but when Death shows up in his kitchen to tell him he can’t let Bruce, the drag queen Dusty’s boyfriend, cross over to the light because there will be dire consequences. Now Tristan and Danny have assembled their own ragtag … More Review: Dead Serious Case #3: Mr. Bruce Reyes by Vawn Cassidy
It’s been over a year since Galbatorix was defeated and Murtagh and Thorn finally achieved their freedom. They have been roaming Alagaësia avoiding everyone but when Murtagh discovers a darkness that might be a threat to this new peace he and Thorn decide to investigate. After reading Eragon’s story I always wanted to know more … More Review: Murtagh by Christopher Paolini
Red has had a crush on his straight best friend Journey since he was a teenager. It helps that he left the country years ago as a travel blogger and their relationship consists of sporadic texts and chats but now Journey is home and taking over his deceased uncle’s farm. Neither of them know how … More Review: Stick Shift by K. M. Neuhold
This is an anthology of three stories that take place roughly a year after Eragon and Saphira leave Alagaesia. The first story, The Fork, focuses on Eragon and his struggle to deal with all the tasks he has to do to build the new dragonrider settlement. Saphira forces him to take a break from his … More Review: The Fork, The Witch, and the Worm by Christopher Paolini
When Ruby’s father steals ore from the fox shifters den he finds himself cursed with a bunch of foul mouthed talking weapons, which is not good for a blacksmith. Now Ruby has to apologize to the fox to see if he will remove the curse, but he won’t be swayed by a simple apology. Instead … More Review: Mistlefoe by Kimberly Lemming
First, this book should not be read as a standalone. The premise of 1001 Dark Nights is that they can be read as a standalone, but I don’t think this story can be because the world and what is happening in the story is too complex at this point. This novella is basically the continuation … More ARC Review: Dragon Kiss by Donna Grant
This volume collects episodes 103-126 of the Webtoon comic. In this volume, Persephone starts her first day of work in the underworld, Hades and Minthe finally break up, and blackmail is gathered against Persephone. We previously saw Hades struggling with the toxic relationship he was in with Minthe but after the events at the end … More Review: Lore Olympus Volume 5 by Rachel Smythe
TW: non-consensual sexual encounters; confinement; violence; sexual assault mentioned; It’s been since 2013 since I last read an Immortals After Dark book and I remember nothing about the series so I figured it was time for a reread. I knew this book was problematic when going into it but still wanted to start at the … More Review: The Warlord Wants Forever by Kresley Cole
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