Hey everyone, today I’m reviewing Titanlord: Of Death and Sacrifice by M. G. Darwish. More info on the novel can be found on Goodreads here. *This book was sent to me by the author for review but that has in no way influenced this post* ~ 3.5* Titanlord is certainly a fast-paced novel – it’s… Continue reading REVIEW: Titanlord: Of Death and Sacrifice by M. G. Darwish
3/5* *I received this copy from the author but this has in no way influenced my opinion or review of the novel* This novel has a lot going on, so the best way to summarise it is the synopsis given on Goodreads: "Aon, a solid core planet made from the priceless and most dense element… Continue reading REVIEW: Terminal Core by Lynn Steigleder
Hey everyone! Today is the first of what is going to be a pretty lengthy series: my reread of the Skulduggery Pleasant series by Derek Landy. I like to review every book I read anyway, but I’d like to draw particular attention to this series as it is my all-time favourite (yes, it beats… Continue reading REVIEW: Skulduggery Pleasant by Derek Landy
Part of the project of setting up my blog was to try and do a written review of every book I read, because I think the skills, practice and experience that doing that will give me will be extremely valuable. Mrs Palfrey at the Claremont isn’t the typical book you would see reviewed on a… Continue reading REVIEW: Mrs Palfrey at the Claremont by Elizabeth Taylor
Hey everyone! It appears that I’ve already failed my goal of posting to my blog twice a week, having only posted once last week! I moved out of my first-year university halls last week and have been job hunting the past few days (but have just come back from a successful job trial as I… Continue reading REVIEW: The Roanoke Girls by Amy Engel
3.75*/5 I don’t usually give out such specific ratings, but I found Autoboyography difficult to judge. It is definitely above the average 3* rating but didn’t quite hit a 4*. I think it’s also interesting to note here that Christina Lauren is the name of a writing duo who have released almost 20 books, so… Continue reading Autoboyography by Christina Lauren REVIEW
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