my thoughts: Estelle Laure has written an extremely powerful novel with Mayhem. I was beyond impressed with this novel and if it’s any indication of Estelle Laure’s skill, I have […]
Tag: historical fiction
Freeks by Amanda Hocking | Review
my thoughts: I admit, I was a bit skeptical when starting Freeks. I’ve never read anything by Amanda Hocking and pretty much everything I’ve heard about her books is kind […]
The Forest Queen by Betsy Cornwell | Review
My Thoughts: The Forest Queen was my first foray into Betsy Cornwell’s books and I feel like I made the right choice starting with this one. It’s pitched as a […]
Wicked and the Wallflower (The Bareknuckle Bastards #1) by Sarah MacLean | Review
My Thoughts: Sarah MacLean has done it again. Wicked and the Wallflower is a thoroughly enjoyable read that you will not be able to put down. These characters and their […]
Waiting on…An Assassin’s Guide to Love and Treason
Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly feature created by Jill at Breaking the Spine. It’s a chance to spread the word about new and exciting books that we can’t wait […]
The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue (Montague Siblings #1) by Mackenzi Lee | Review
My Thoughts: At ALA this past June I heard so many great things about Mackenzi Lee’s debut novel, The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue. The line for her signing […]
The Girl You Left Behind by Jojo Moyes | Review
My Thoughts: While browsing my local thrift store, I stumbled upon a copy of The Girl You Left Behind. After hearing such wonderful things about Jojo Moyes’ books, I figured […]
Crow Mountain by Lucy Inglis | Review
Historical fiction has always been one of my favorite genres and it’s one that I feel does not get enough love. I picked up Crow Moutain because it had been […]
Wolf by Wolf (Wolf by Wolf #1) by Ryan Graudin | Review
I am pretty much the biggest history buff ever. I have a very weird fascination with anything Nazi Germany related (probably something to do with my History minor) so Wolf […]
Passenger (Passenger #1) by Alexandra Bracken | Review
Why do I continue to do this to myself? I swear, I think I just like torturing myself. I knew better than to read an Alex Bracken novel without having […]