Thank you to BlackRaven for my wonderful gifts! I’m looking forward to reading both of them. Ngozi Ukazu is one of my favorite graphic novelists, and I’m excited to see her latest work. The Tea and Tombs series is one of my all time favorites, and now I have the complete set. These are both perfect comfort reads after a rough year. Thank you again, Black Raven, and happy holidays!
A Very Satisfying Conclusion
The Crimson Crown by Cinda Williams Chima
Raisa takes the throne as Queen, but there is still much work to be done as well as the threat of invasion. Someone is murdering wizards, political machinations abound, and pressure for Raisa to marry. Raisa and Han are struggling both with the fact that almost everyone seems to be against Han in general and their relationship isn’t officially allowed. Plus between each of their duties, they don’t see each other much and are not sharing all of their plans with each other. As the […]
A Frothy Adventure With Hints at Depth
The Selkie Scandal by Rosalie Oaks
The Earl of Beresford isn’t expecting to get accosted by a naked woman on the beach, but the selkie cares little for propriety and demands help in finding her kidnapped brother, the High Prince of Skerry. Beresford reluctantly agrees and sets out with his crew, a selkie princess, and a case of Beresford Plum Jam in order to find the missing prince. This is a delightful little novella, though it does raise more questions than answers. It’s the prequel to a mystery series that I’m […]
An Interesting Twist On the Cinderella Story
If the Villainess and Villain Met and Fell in Love, Vol. 1 by Harunadon
If the Villainess and Villain Met and Fell in Love, Vol. 2 by Harunadon
If the Villainess and Villain Met and Fell in Love, Vol. 3 by Harunadon
Brigitte Meidell’s high ranking noble family all but banished her as a child, sending her to live in a cottage on her own, when she failed to make a contract with a high ranking spirit. Prince Joseph took pity on her and became her only friend and fiancé. At least until he broke off their engagement in front of the entire school. Now adrift, Brigitte is charting her own path for the first time in years, returning to her childhood dreams of being a spiritologist, […]
Things Are Really Beginning to Take Shape
The Gray Wolf Throne by Cinda Williams Chima
Raisa has managed to make it back to the Fellsmarch, but her troubles aren’t over. In fact, they seem to have multiplied. Her mother has died, possibly murdered, and there are those who are trying to put her thirteen year old sister on the throne. Plus the various factions that do support her have some different ideas of how they should proceed. Throw in the fact that Han now knows her true identity and feels betrayed by her, Raisa has her hands full keeping herself […]
A Good Sequel With a Great Cliffhanger
The Exiled Queen by Cinda Williams Chima
Both Raisa and Han make their way to Oden’s Ford for schooling, their paths continue to intersect. And unfortunately, Oden’s Ford is not the new start that both of them hoped it would be. Old enemies are also around, and both of them struggle with some aspects of their schooling. As Raisa and Han get closer to one another, they’re also keeping important secrets that may come back to bite them. Han is struggling with the revelations about his past and his newfound powers. He’s […]
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