WWW Wednesday is currently hosted by Taking On A World of Words, and asks three simple questions that allows me to chat about what I’m reading, as well as my most recent and upcoming reads! So far, I’ve managed to read two books that are total opposites in their moods and themes, but that’s okay because they balanced each other out well. What have you just … Continue reading WWW: 12th April 2023 (the one with philosophy)
‘Top Ten Tuesday’ is a weekly meme that is currently hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week’s prompt is the books we have on our Spring TBR. To be honest, TBRs are usually a waste of time for me because I am a manic mood reader who won’t stick to any list, but I am hoping I will be in the mood for all … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Books on My Spring 2023 TBR
With my degree finishing in June I don’t expect my reading over the next couple of months to be very good, and so the TBRs I’m setting myself are less like goals, and more like guides. Even with no other commitments in my life, I still struggle to stick to them so my confidence in this list is at an all time low currently Continue reading April 2023 TBR
It should be deemed as essential reading to everyone who wants to embrace LGBTQ+ sci-fi and fantasy, and I will start hardcore judging you if you don’t listen to this recommendation… Continue reading Far Out ed. by Paula Guran Spoiler-Free Book Review
My reading reflected the array of events and emotions I’m experiencing in my real life too this month. As the title suggests, many of the books I read this month were library loans so that was great for me and my 2023 reading resolutions, it’s also great for my bank account because it stopped me from wasting money on some not so great books! Continue reading March 2023 Wrap-Up: Thank god I have a library card or I would be wasting my money
This is very late, but I’m a terrible planner so this is just going have to be late and that’s okay. In early 2022 I created a 2022 Reading Resolutions post, and I thought it was high time to explore how I did with these over the year, which obviously was terribly. Continue reading A Look Back on My 2022 Reading Resolutions
WWW Wednesday is currently hosted by Taking On A World of Words, and asks three simple questions that allows me to chat about what I’m reading, as well as my most recent and upcoming reads! I’m really pleased with the fact I’ve read three books already this year, but I’m trying not to get ahead of myself as I’m scared I’ll cause a reading slump! It’s … Continue reading WWW Wednesday: 10th January 2023 (the one with the really good start to the year)
Hi All! Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly prompt currently hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl, and this week’s prompt focuses on our anticipated releases for the first half of 2022. This was a very easy post for me as there are so many books I am looking forward to this year! I’ve actually already posted two tiktoks on this topic so if you think … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Most Anticipated Books Releasing in the First Half of 2023
I am a very bad series-finisher, my bookcases are full of half-completed series or ones I’ve never even started, and that is something I’m endeavouring to change in 2023. So here are some of the series I’m hoping to finish, or get up to date with, this year, I’ve included a lot of duologies for a bit of realism because this will be tricky for me, but I’m hoping I can change at my big adult age. Continue reading The Series I Want to Finish in 2023
Hall of Smoke follows Hessa, a hghest priestess of Eang, the Goddess of War. Forsaken by her goddess after failing to complete one of her tasks, Hessa is an outcast to her village and religion when a raid takes place that destroys her entire home and people.
Desperate to seek redemption from her goddess, and revenge for her people, Hessa embarks on a journey to win back favour and discover who caused the deaths of everyone she’s ever known.
But there are powerful forces at play as the High Halls of the Gods are embroiled in a battle of their own, and soon Hessa must face her own crisis of faith as the terrible truths revealed weaken her trust in her goddess. Continue reading Hall of Smoke by H. M. Long Book Review
Moonlit Books 