Only the Ocean, Emergency Contact and The Mermaid’s Voice Returns in This One; The Best New Books I’ve Read in 2019 So Far

Only The Ocean by Natasha Carthew Release date: 1 November 2018 Subjects: Lgbt+ romance 🌈, ship-worthy couples👩‍❤️‍👩, teen motherhood🍼, (literal) ships & stowaways 🚢 Ahh this book... This book left me with that sweet post-book bliss that only the very best story manage to provide. The (queer) (*squeals*) romance, and surprisingly dark character background (not to …

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My Favourite Reads of 2018 & Early 2019 |(Extremely Late) End of Year Survey

February's not too late to post a 2018 wrap up, right? Right? I've been on holidays for the past few months but now, but have finally decided to get back to blogging at a slower, less structured pace. A huge thank you to the Perpetual Page Turner for organising this annual survey! Find my 2017 …

The Cake Book Tag

I have been so, so, so busy lately, even now, I am guiltily taking a break from my work to post this.  Luckily my reading hasn't been falling too far behind, I managed to start & finish The Library of Unrequited Love just this morning and while not a book, I did finally get around …

Top Ten Books I’d Slay a Lion to Get Early| TTT 01/05/18

Top Ten Tuesday was hosted by  The Broke and The Bookish but has recently moved to That Artsy Girl. This week's topic is all about the books that you'd do Anything to get early. Anything. I'm super excited for this list as I have a fair few new releases on my TBR and haven't ad the …

The Witch Doesn’t Burn in This One, Amanda Lovelace- Review

Wow. This book made me feel inspired in a way that no book has made me feel before. Correction: In a way that only one book has made me feel before, and yes, that book was The Princess Saves Herself in This One, the first book in the Women are Some Kind of Magic series …

The Princess Saves Herself In This One by Amanda Lovelace- Review

Never would I have thought that a book could give me so many emotions. So. Many. Emotions. I almost love this book too much to be able to right a review. Nonetheless, I'm going to attempt to review it as best as I can. Note: this is the book for the 5th challenge of the MMD …