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Cuba and Next Year in Havana
When people hear that Historical Fiction is one of my favorite genres, I often immediately get the reaction that I am a nerd. I am. The reason I enjoy historical fiction actually highlights an issue in the education system. In order to learn, and really learn, you need to be invested. When I pick a Continue reading
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Creepy Reading Vibes
Only about 100 or so pages in but so far, creepy vibes for days Continue reading
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Hidden in Frosted Flames by Jaymie Voogt
One day I was on Threads and I saw a post from an indie author asking for ARC readings and the book sounded like something I might enjoy and so I signed up, even though I had never done this before. I got approved and here I am! This a fantasy book. There are elements Continue reading
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Immortal by V.E. Duncan
I was fortunate to get an advanced reader copy through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. “Immortal” by V.E. Duncan is a captivating blend of fantasy and science fiction, enriched with elements of thriller, mystery, and romance. This multifaceted narrative introduces readers to Kait, a resilient childhood cancer survivor who returns to her hometown Continue reading
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The Abandoned Theater by Dana Robertson
I was fortunate to get an advanced reader copy through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. In this compelling young adult novel, the Springvale theater, a relic of past performances, holds dark secrets from eight years ago when Mr. Winnodov mysteriously vanished during what ultimately became the last show. Fast forward to the present, Continue reading
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Bespelled by Laura Thalassa
I gave the first book a solid 3 Stars, it was entertaining. I will say the second in the series was more entertaining, a little more hook for me. I ended up getting invested so I was glad and sad to see there is another book in the series coming out 2025. This was another Continue reading
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Bewitched by Laura Thalassa
Before I speak about this book, I want to highlight that we all have different tastes and what is for me, might not be for anyone else. I go into as many books as I can blind. I don’t really know what they are about and usually the only I know is the vibe and Continue reading
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