So for November, I decided to do a TBR – November stack. I’m going to say it now, that stack may kill me (on top of trying my hardest to finish final edits this month). Still got a pretty decent number of books read . . . The Anatomist’s Wife | Anna Lee Huber: A lot grittier than most regency books… Read More

A Time to Die | Nadine Brandes: This one seemed to take me forever to read—not that it was a bad read, it was actually amazing (I want to blame it on the craziness of life). I loved it (and the second book releases tomorrow). You can see my full gushing here. The Winner’s Curse | Marie Rutkoski: This one… Read More

Plumdog is a endearing book about a small black dog (she’s a whoosell—a whippet mixed with Jack Russell and poodle) from London (which was my original draw towards this book). Through Emma Chichester Clark’s new book, we are able to follow Plum through a year in her life, diary style. Elsie and I are currently reading through this book and… Read More

So I may have went a little crazy for my birthday. What can I say? I love me some books, and when given Amazon gift cards I will buy . . . books. So here’s a list in no particular order of the books in my haul (actually I lied. It’s from top to bottom). Go Teen Writers | Jill… Read More

Here’s another binge worthy read for your weekend. (And don’t hate on me because it’s another dyso title. This one is what I like to call a happy dyso. You aren’t all depressed at the end—I promise!) The Choosing “Not to be Chosen would yield a cruel fate of my own making.” Like all citizens since the Ruining, Carrington Hale… Read More

Only a few this month! All Fall Down | Ally Carter: I will forever think Ally Carter is brilliant. I love everything she writes—every story has that Alias flair (and if you don’t know what Alias is . . . my favorite TV show ever. It’s on Netflix. Look it up. You’re welcome.) The start of her new series, wasn’t… Read More