Review: Risk it all by Megan Derr
I liked all the characters, the relationships are really interesting and I have to say it: Dragons!
Three bad reading habits
I am currently trying to get rid of one of mine, so I decided to blog about it. There are habits, which are rather cute. I am sure we have all seen someone, who is so into a book, that they have no control over they face? I really love […]
Review: Insider by Olivia Cunning
A romance book about metal musicians? I just had to read it. I have no regrets.
Liebster Award
I’ve been nominated by the lovely Kerry of Kerryberrybooks. Thank you! The wonderful Marina of Book Poisoining nominated me as well. Thank you! And last minute nomination by the fantastic Literary Counsellor. Thank you! The Rules Acknowledge the blog who nominated you and display the award Answer eleven questions that […]
Review: Lucky Linus by Gene Gant
But instead of going into detail about the horrible things, that Linus had to endure, it focuses on his present and future
Taming me by Alexandrea Weis
Garret… gave me the creeps. Seriously.
Review: Corporal domination by Cassandre Dayne
So corporal domination wasn’t as bad as I feared it would be.
Teaser Tuesday: Insider
This week’s teaser is brought to you by Insider by Olivia Cunning. It’s an ARC I am currently reading, so you can expect a review soon. I’m not sure what I thought. I’m not used to worrying about other people, but apparently I begin to think they died or something. […]
Top Ten Tuesday: Ten Books That Celebrate Diversity/Diverse Characters
As always this meme is hosted by The Broke and The Bookish. Go and take a look at their blog! Okay, so… today’s post is a difficult one. I have read books about diverse Characters (a lot of my reviews are of mogai-books) but celebration is… more in my eyes. […]
Review: After Dark by James Leck
Description Fifteen-year-old slacker Charlie Harker is stuck in the sleepy town of Rolling Hills for the summer, helping his mom renovate his great-grandfather’s creaky old inn. It’s not entirely dull, thanks to Charlie’s new neighbor Miles Van Hellsing, who insists there’s paranormal activity happening in Rolling Hills. Charlie chalks it […]
The Queer Bookish 