Halfway to the Grave by Jeaniene Frost: podcast chat + review
Is Halfway to the Grave by Jeaniene Frost still that girl? Podcast discussion + spoiler-light review of Cat, Bones, and the chaos that hooks you.
First Comes Scandal by Julia Quinn Review: Did She Save the Best for Last?
Before you add First Comes Scandal by Julia Quinn to your TBR, here’s the honest tea: it’s a sweet, witty romance with charming banter, but it feels lighter and less memorable than her best books.
Julia Quinn Interview: Kiss/Marry/Fling + First Comes Scandal
Julia Quinn interview for First Comes Scandal: answering reader questions including who she would Kiss/Marry/Summer Fling, toughest character to write, and research rabbit holes.
What I Thought of The Other Miss Bridgerton by Julia Quinn
A witty, adventurous historical romance with pirates, banter, and charm. My thoughts on The Other Miss Bridgerton by Julia Quinn.
Elle Kennedy The Chase Interview: Her Hockey Team is…
A 2018 Elle Kennedy The Chase interview about Briar U spin-off with Summer, Fitzy, and the series she had no idea would keep going.
5 Halfway to the Grave favorite moments that still live rent-free in my brain
The most iconic, funny, and painfully swoony Halfway to the Grave favorite moments, from Cat’s chaos to Bones’s lethal flirting, plus favorite quotes to relive on reread.
Kushiel’s Justice Review: Imriel Comes Into His Own
My review of Kushiel’s Justice by Jacqueline Carey, book 5 of Kushiel’s Legacy and the second Imriel book. He grows up, and I liked it more than the first.
Kushiel’s Scion Review: A New Trilogy Begins
My review of Kushiel’s Scion by Jacqueline Carey, the start of the Imriel trilogy and book 4 of Kushiel’s Legacy. A new narrator, the same lush world.
Take Me to the Beach: Summer Romance Books 2016
The best summer romance books 2016 has to offer, paired with a refreshing drink to make it the best hot bookworm summer.
Kushiel’s Avatar Review: Worth Every Hard Page
My review of Kushiel’s Avatar by Jacqueline Carey, the finale of Phèdre’s trilogy. The hardest book to read, and the most rewarding. A perfect ending.
