Book review :
Sunday, April 23, 2023
Book review : Who wants to marry Kai Juicewalla?
Book review :
I Used to be Fun
Synopsis:
“Insightful, entertaining, and satisfying. A deliciously dishy look at a typical American family behind closed doors.” ~ USA Today Bestseller Whitney Dineen
“A life-affirming emotional rollercoaster. Perfect for fans of Where’d You Go, Bernadette!” ~ USA Today Bestseller Kate O’Keeffe
A richly satisfying family dramedy for any woman who has asked, “Whose life is this?”
Jessica Holloway is miserable. As mom to two ungrateful, almost-grown children and wife to one appreciative-but-needy husband, she has all-but-abandoned the extraordinary—and extraordinar
She may be smiling while she volunteers at the school’s dog wash fundraiser, but inside, she’s seething. Having traded her future as a high-powered attorney for motherhood nearly two decades ago, she’s now desperate to reconnect with the woman she once was.
Pushed to her breaking point, Jessica is secretly terrified at what she might do.
Go on strike permanently?
Take the dog and run away to Mexico?
Tell her mother-in-law what she really thinks of her?
Whatever it is, it’s going to be a disaster. Because this time, Jessica will stop at nothing to get her power back – no matter the cost.
Spring Blight (Epic Fantasy Romance)
Synopsis:
“Chaos and the wicked soul know no rest.”
(Old folk proverb)
Ina has no time to enjoy domestic life with Mar. As soon as life settles down after the Winter War, King Rewan calls his Royal Witch to give her a new task.
Southern rebellion, crops dying, and an endless stream of assassins attacking the king, leaving a trail that backs to a neighbouring kingdom. To make matters worse, an ancient cult has emerged from the shadows offering sacrifices to Winter’s Death.
One fateful letter and Ina is back on the road with an unlikely companion. But what can one Chaos mage do against so many enemies and the power of the Old Gods?
Thursday, April 20, 2023
Book review : I Knew
Book review :
This book is a unique way of depicting person's struggle against her own close ones or nearby people to accept what she actually is. A jouney to find oneself in true domain rather than given by mistake. The book is also a commentary on the exploitation of marginalized sections of society exploited in the name of societal norms, family values, or religion.
It is the story of Farah, who was born in Saudi Arabia. It is the story of unspoken pain and scars. She was born and raised as a female. But eventually recognises that she isn't girl rather she is a boy. From her childhood, she always felt awkward and different from her sisters and friends. She is not only shackled by her family but also ostracized by society and religious dogma.
The author has well penned the pain behind a person who is raised as a girl and his family gets to know about his actual sex and makes him operate without his consent. And after marriage she or he gets to know the reality which embarks him on a journey of self identification. Narration of the storyline is vividly done .
I liked reading this book . Overall, the book is a testament to Farahan's unwavering spirit and his refusal to give up, no matter how difficult the journey has been.
Book review : A Legacy of Poison and Lies
This book is a solid fae fantasy romance, full of grief, the angst, the self-loathing and yearning and longing. An intriguing storyline that keeps the reader hooked up from the start till the end.
The whole mystery of who Zylahs biological family is, what she is and is capable of intrigued me a lot . All the events that happened with Zylah is obviously upset and blames herself for all the things that happened and she feels like everything bad that happens to her she deserves. She thinks she is a monster of the worst kind. In a very realistic way you can just see her dealing with this and the path she has to go.
The author has well weaved the storyline and characters are well plotted. Some mysteries were unraveled, communication was better and explanation about bonds was nicely done. There were couple of things that came true when I read the first book, so I was not entirely surprised when they were revealed here.
I liked reading this book and would recommend this to all fantasy book lovers. I am thankful to @katieandbreypa for providing me this book in return of an honest review.
Happy Reading!
Purchase : https://amzn.to/442IvEq
Blitz : Queen of Roses
A doomed love, a dangerous mission, and a kingdom on the brink of war…
A cast-off princess…
Born into a life of duty and sacrifice, Morgan Pendragon’s destiny has never been her own. Rumored to carry the tainted blood of the fae in her veins, her birthright is stolen from her when she is a mere child. Growing up in the shadow of her brother the king, she has been promised to the goddesses when she comes of age. So, when her brother commands that she seek out a fae weapon of legendary power, Morgan seizes the chance to break free from the chains of her fate.
A dangerous temptation…
As she travels, Morgan finds herself drawn into a strange group of outcasts, led by a dark and enigmatic warrior whose sharp wit and fierce beauty set her heart ablaze. But while Morgan struggles to reconcile her desires with her duty, she and her new comrades discover dangers that await them beyond anything in their wildest nightmares.
A slumbering kingdom awoken by blood…
Believed to have vanished generations ago, a fae kingdom dreaded by mortals is ascending once more, bound to reclaim what was lost by violence and bloodshed. As the fae world, with its intricate web of lies and mysteries, is slowly revealed to Morgan, she is led to the terrible realization that the secrets she carries in her blood make her a greater threat than she could ever have imagined.
The first in an action-packed new series brimming with magic, danger, and spellbinding slow-burn romance, Queen of Roses is perfect for fans of Holly Black, Jennifer L. Armentrout, and Sarah J. Maas.
Amazon: https://amzn.to/
Blitz : Grand Gesture
She will grit her teeth and smile at the snobby and suspicious CFO if it means landing the contract. But she won’t put on a dress and definitely not heels.
Event planner Jane Beckett has big dreams for her small company and is bending over backward to accommodate demanding clients. Jane doesn’t have to like them. She doesn’t have to spend her free time with them. But she wants to tease the grumpy pencil-pushing executive who always seems to be in her way, muss up his hair and show him that there’s more to life than boardrooms and bottom lines. That is, when she doesn’t want to yell at him. Or punch him.
Liam Cross believes every woman has a hidden agenda, one that involves taking advantage of big hearted, clueless billionaires like his best friend and co-worker. He’s watching Jane and her sister to ensure that party-planning is all that’s going on. Even though she manages to steal his assistant, he likes what he sees in the smart-mouthed brunette, admires her stubborn independence, and wants to help her fledgling firm succeed despite his misapprehensions.
Paintballs, punches, and sparks fly when inflated egos and miscommunication threaten relationships between friends, family, and partners.
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