Arguably, my most popular blog post ever is my absolute evisceration of Zodiac Academy. I hated it. A lot. I thought it was because I hated the tropes—but turns out I just hated how the tropes are done in those fateful first few books. Now I've found a series that does a lot of the same stuff Zodiac Academy does, just...better.
July TBR
Aside from the Stormlight Archive, who's to say what I'll be reading this month. Here are some loose guesses. If you have any recommendations for great narrators, I'm looking for some audiobooks for this month!
June TBR
I'm finally reading The Bridge Kingdom, and hopefully Under the Whispering Door is the book I've been looking for that will get me crying...
May TBR
I'm so very excited to re-read His Majesty's Dragon (called simply Temeraire in the UK, apparently) and the sequel to The Serpent and the Wings of Night. Currently working on SPQR in audiobook format.
April TBR
Do you plan on reading any of these? Drop a comment—I want to know what YOU’RE reading next!
Book Review | The Serpent & the Wings of Night
There's a reason TikTok is drooling. Serpent (I'm going to call it serpent, it has an incredibly annoying name but I promise it's a great book) has all the tropes you love in romantasy; it gives spice, vampires, enemies to lovers to enemies, one bed, resentful training montage, who did this to you, and more.
March TBR
A reread of Gideon the Ninth for a book club that will hopefully lead to me finally reading the rest of the series, plus a few literary fiction pieces I'm really excited about!
February TBR
Not many changes since I got SO off-track in January. I'm already enjoying Empire of Pain and really looking forward to The Cloisters.
Book Review | Godkiller
A perfect fantasy book, in the archetypal sense: perfectly plotted, familiar yet creative. It reminded me why I fell in love with reading in the first place. Here's why.
January TBR
So excited to read this Claire North I got as a present. And the Cloisters was a Barnes & Noble discount purchase that looks like so much fun.
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