The Silence of the Girls by Pat Barker, a novel that provides a feminist retelling of The Iliad from the perspective of the captured women. As an avid reader, I found this to be a refreshing and thought-provoking read that gave voice to those often silenced in Greek mythology. Title The Silence of the Girls …
Book Review: The Silence of the Girls by Pat Barker Read More »
I was intrigued by the premise of this book about a serial killer recreating famous horror movie murders. Overall, I found it to be an entertaining and fast-paced read, though not without some flaws. Title Scared to Death Author Kate Medina Genre Crime, Fiction, Mystery, Thriller Language English Publication Date May 4, 2017 Length 335 …
As someone who loves books, especially literary fiction, I was really looking forward to diving into this one. Overall, I found it to be an enjoyable and thought-provoking read that gave me a lot to think about. Title Writers & Lovers Author Lily King Genre Fiction, Romance Language English Publication Date March 3, 2020 Length …
Louisa Morgan’s The Witch’s Kind isn’t just another tale of magic and sorcery. It’s an emotional exploration of relationships, trust, and the challenges of being true to oneself in a world that demands conformity. The coastal setting, full of misty mornings and the ever-present sound of waves, serves as a picturesque backdrop to a story …
I was so excited to crack open this story and enter the mysterious world of the Alexandrian Society. Title The Atlas Six Author Olivie Blake Genre Fantasy, Fiction Language English Publication Date January 31, 2020 Length 384 pages Where to Purchase The Plot The Atlas Six follows six magically gifted candidates who are selected to …
Going into it, I was excited to dive into what seemed like an interesting coming-of-age story centered around books, friendship, and growing up. Unfortunately, while the book had some strong moments, overall it fell short of my expectations. In this review, I’ll give a brief summary of the plot before sharing my personal thoughts on …
So when I first heard rumblings in the fantasy community about Anthony Ryan’s Raven’s Shadow trilogy, my interest was piqued. I’m thrilled to have finally read all three books – Blood Song, Tower Lord, and Queen of Fire – and am ready to dive deep into my thoughts on this immersive, action-packed tale. Title Raven’s …
Book Series Review: Raven’s Shadow Trilogy by Anthony Ryan Read More »
“Meet Frida.” She’s not your regular divorce lawyer. While she’s cynical, well-grounded, and seemingly unflappable, there’s a twist waiting for her. Frida is a secret descendant of Eros, the immortal love god from Greek mythology. Now, this would have been a delightful surprise if not for a so-called Oracle named Dan, who crashes into her …
I recently had the pleasure of reading the epistolary novel Evelina, written by Frances Burney and published in 1778. Set in 18th century England, Evelina follows the adventures of the title character as she navigates high society after being raised in relative seclusion by her guardian Reverend Villars. As someone who enjoys classic literature, I …
The Captured Bride by Michelle Griep was quite a good read and I have to say it was a rollicking good time! Set in the late 1700s, this romantic adventure novel whisks readers away to the high seas and the lawless world of privateers and pirates. Title The Captured Bride Author Michelle Griep Genre Fiction, …
Book Review: The Captured Bride by Michelle Griep Read More »
