2020 was certainly A Year Continue reading
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Wrap-Up: December
All the historical romance you could possibly imagine Continue reading
Wrap-Up: Autumn
Adult contemporary romance, some more adult contemporary romance, obnoxious but lovable 16 year-olds, and…vampires? Continue reading
Wrap-Up: Summer
Angry space elves, midnight horse riding, and the antichrist (also a surprising amount of groin kicking) Continue reading
Wrap-Up: Spring
Jane Austen connoisseurs, self destructive behaviour, fake relationships…and a whole bunch of assholes Continue reading
Wrap-Up: February
Toxic relationship extravaganza and more fire chickens Continue reading
Wrap-Up: January
Modern vampires, interpretive dancing, robotic hellhounds, and questionable food preparation Continue reading
Top 5 Favourite Books of 2019
Top 5 Favourite Books of 2019 (Somewhat in order) I’m a bit late with this list, but oh well!
2019 Wrap-Up
Every book I read in 2019 Continue reading
Wrap-Up: December
Snarky AIs, space slugs, people denying their true feelings, and mass murder. Continue reading
Wrap-Up: November
Dreamers, super villains, morally grey characters, and introverts. Continue reading
Wrap-Up: October
19th century ladies, David Bowie, communication issues, and Armageddon. Continue reading
Wrap-Up: September
Mulan meets Project Runway, pumpkin patch escapades, and Renaissance Faires. Continue reading
Wrap-Up: Summer 2019
Secrets, self discovery, and amusement arcade mysteries. Continue reading
Wrap-Up: May
People disappearing into closets, people coming out of closets, and feral rat girls. Continue reading
Wrap-Up: February
Ghosts, fire chickens, and idiots on quests. Continue reading
Wrap-Up: January
Men in their 50s running away from their problems, ladies in their 70s reminiscing, and young women talking to mushrooms. Continue reading
Top 10 Books of 2018
Top 10 Books of 2018 (Somewhat in order)
2018 Wrap-Up
Everything I read in 2018 Continue reading
Wrap-Up: December
Adulthood, super heroes, and girls setting shit on fire. Continue reading
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