It's been a minute since I sat down with my Kindle and didn't let go till my eyes were drooping. In a world where rune magic rules everything, a thief with the unnatural gift of breaking them is sentenced to death. And the executioner? He's her mate, and she just broke the rune enslaving him to his role.

I found Of the Stars & Sea to be a diamond in a haystack. It was a refreshing fantasy read, as it deviated from the fae hype and delved into the world of pirates and treasure hunting. I loved the romance and banter! I was kicking my feet at times.

Vampire Diaries meets Twilight in Britney S. Lewis's Blood Moon — an ode to the unfairly treated Bonnie Bennett. If you're looking for dark academia, a smart-witted main female character, and a yearning love triangle, then look no further! Spend the weekend learning the folklore behind Timber Plains and Lakeland University!

Heavenly Bodies was a pleasure to read. Have you ever felt honored to read a book? Cause that’s how I felt reading it. It’s a story that sticks with you, it buries itself deep in your soul, and heals something within you.

Briar Boleyn’s On Wings of Blood was a decadent read that grabbed me by the ear and dragged me through the plotline’s turmoil, skipping and giggling, before it booted me onto my ass as I frantically scrambled to purchase the sequel. It's filled with jealous, possessive vampires, banter, combat & conflict, and a world so twisted, you’ll question how any character can find happiness.

The Wolf King was an enjoyable and spicy read filled with jaw-dropping banter, an immersive castle setting, and a romance that had me holding my breath and sighing dreamily. ACOTAR meets Blood & Chocolate.

Crown of Light & Shadows was captivating. Every chapter was filled with angst, lore, and an academic vibe I can only attribute to Hogwarts. It’s a little lighter than Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros, but it scratches that itch for more than it leaves behind.

Of Nectar & Steel was a bit lackluster for me.