Book reviews

Here I will review all the books I read. Seems simple right? Well I have a lot of things to say and maybe you will agree with some of them.

  • The Return of Ellie Black, Emiko Jean

    You don’t even wanna know how many times I’ve DNF’ed this book.I just wasn’t feeling it. But I’ve realized something about myself lately: I know I actually want to read a book when I find myself thinking about it while I’m not reading it. When I start wondering what happens next. When that little curiosity…

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  • Bad Intentions, Iliana Xander

    Bad Intentions, Iliana Xander

    Wow, it’s September 1st. And apparently autumn decided to make an entrance because we woke up to the best possible surprise: a massive thunderstorm, pouring rain, dark skies, and that first little feeling that summer is finally slipping away. My iced coffee genuinely never tasted better. 🍂⛈️☕ And honestly? Bad Intentions was exactly the kind…

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  • God of Ruin by Rina Kent

    God of Ruin by Rina Kent

    Finally, at the end of summer—or, well, mid-August—I’m coming back to finish my beloved Legacy of Gods series by Rina Kent. I was left with God of Ruin, which tells the love story between Landon, Brandon’s twin brother, and Mia, the twin sister of Maya and Niko Sokolov. And reading about their parents first made…

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  • Pink Ink, Avina St. Graves

    Pink Ink, Avina St. Graves

    I couldn’t stay away from a new-release dark romance for long. Apparently, I have no self-control. And honestly? I’m not even sorry. There’s a serial killer stalking the city, carefully staging his murders like disturbing works of art. Our horror-obsessed film student, Reyna, becomes fascinated by the pattern and decides to recreate one of the…

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  • What Happened Next, Edwin Hill

    A quiet New Hampshire lake. A murder from twenty-five years ago. A missing father. And a town full of people who seem to know more than they’re willing to say. I loved this book. It’s the kind of thriller where you keep turning pages without realizing how much you’ve read because there is always something…

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