The Last Lies of Ardor Benn (#3 The Kingdom of Grit Trilogy) by Tyler Whitesides – Book Review

It’s almost 2am as I write this review. I’ve just finished The Last Lies of Ardor Benn, the final book in the Kingdom of Grit Trilogy. What an absolute wonderful journey was and an even more wonderful conclusion to now one of my favourite series ever. I instantly fell in love with Ardor Benn, Raek,

We Are All Birds of Uganda by Hafsa Zayyan – Book Review

We are All Birds of Uganda by Hafsa Zayyan was an absolutely beautiful and captivating novel that made me feel so lucky to have been given the chance to read it early. This is the debut novel by Hafsa and would you believe it if I told you she wrote it within 6 months!. Hafsa

At the Edge of Haight by Katherine Seligman – Book Review

At the Edge of Haight by Katherine Seligman was a evocative and vivid experience of the situations that homeless people go through in San Francisco. It’s very much a dog eat dog world and having people you can trust and rely on can be crucial to surviving. The main character in the novel is Maddy

Legacy of Steel (#2 Legacy Trilogy) by Matthew Ward – Book Review

“No woman is ever dead while shes spoken of. Her legacy abides while memory remains.” Legacy of Steel by Matthew Ward is the second book in the Legacy series. Having read the first book, Legacy of Ash last year I was super excited to see how the second book would unfold. The first book blew

Infernal by Mark De Jager – Book Review

As I write this review, it’s been a long time since a book has made me angry and upset for the wrong reasons. Before I even opened the book I was so excited having read the blurb. But that quickly disintegrated into dust as the more I read on. It wasn’t because of the story

The Shattered Realm of Ardor Benn (#2 Kingdom of Grit Trilogy) by Tyler Whitesides

The Shattered Realm of Ardor Benn by Tyler Whitesides is the second book in the Kingdom of Grit series. It continues after the events of the first book where Ardor Benn along with his best friend Raekon and master thief Quarrah Khai saved the world from impending doom. However, the chaos has continued in the

Mornings in Jenin by Susan Abulhawa – Book Review

“Full moons remind me of my father. Even though I can’t really remember him. Isn’t that silly?” she said, inhaling the night, eyes shut. “He told my sister that a full moon is a portal to God’s ears. Silly.” Mornings in Jenin by Susan Abulhawa was an absolutely heartbreaking and thought provoking read that will

The Fires of Vengeance (#2 The Burning) by Evan Winter – Book Review

“This is the choice you need me to make?” Tau asked, choking up. “A choice between woe and wrath? “Yes, Champion.” And do you know what I’ll choose, Grand General Buhari, when given such a choice?” “Wrath, Champion,” Hadith said quietly. “You’ll choose wrath.” Evan Winter returns with an absolute bang with the continuation of

Beartown by Fredrik Backman – Book Review

Before I write my review, I just wanted to point out that I’ve put trigger warnings at the end of my review. Thank you for reading my review! Having read and loved A Man Called Ove, I was super excited to buddy read this with the person who introduced me to Backman, my good friend

The Thousand Deaths of Ardor Benn (Kingdom of Grit #1) by Tyler Whitesides- Book Review

“What do you say, Quarrah Khai? It’s gonna be fun. There’ll be gunfights, dragons, swordplay, narrow escapes…” “Explosions,” Rack added.” The Thousand Deaths of Ardor Benn by Tyler Whitesides for me was an absolutely amazing, spectacular, and mind blowing extravaganza of a book! From beginning to end my eyes were glued to the pages as