Hello Darlings!
Today I have for you some contemporary romances, paranormal activities, and mysterious woods.
Enjoy!
Witchbane, 3★
This is basically what would happen in Supernatural if Sam had died and Dean instead of trying to revive him and mess up the whole world found a boyfriend with whom he’s fallen in love in less than a week and actually tried to help people and not only the Winchester people — oh, also no cool car; just a camper (and a motorcycle?). Anyway, I can see the potential for an okay mysteries of the week series?
You Should See Me In a Crown, 4★
I think I might be growing out of YA but I liked this one — the voice seemed fresh and natural, the characters were complex and likable, and it was simply fun and enjoyable. The f/f romance was also sweet — I liked how the girls were such opposites attract at the beginning but actually had a lot in common beneath the surface.
The Fire, 4★
I’m not a huge fan of second-chance romances but I like this series so I decided not to skip — and I’m glad I did so! It was a great best friends to lovers to strangers to enemies to [spoilers] to lovers again — I laughed with their banter and I cried with their pinning and much necessary conversations.
The Night, 3,5★
It felt so weird to read a Christmas second-chance romance in the middle of the summer but it was fun? I liked the kid the most, to be honest — she was cute and quirky and really brought the whole thing together and made it feel right.
Spellbook of The Lost and Found, 4,5★
This was slower than I’m used to but I was happy to take my time with it — it was magic and it was friendship and it was the beauty and cruelty of the things lost and found. It was real and gritty at times and full of mistakes and tears and questionable choices but that’s what made it a true piece of art for me.
Silver in the Wood, 4★
I had this on my TBR for the longest of times and all I knew about it was: an immortal woodman and gay, which, yeah, enough to intrigue me, sure. I don’t know what my expectations were but certainly not this mix of soft romance, monster-hunting, a contemplation of belonging to a place and making choices, reminiscing the past and the essence of love, and an older fierce lady. (Yeah, it went places. Yeah, I’m gay.)
- Have you read those books? What did you think of them?
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I liked the first title’s review the most!! That was fun to read. It’s been so long though since I watched Supernatural 😅 I have Silver in the Wood on my tbr for god knows how long 😂 and oof that tropes for The Fire one though…
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Haha, it’s been ages for me as well and I feel like I finally blanked out the whole thing but then I’ll get some flashback 😅 Oh, me too — since before it was released I think. Glad I finally read it though!! Yeah, that whole series is super tropey and has great audiobooks!! Great pick-me-up books!! 🙂
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Same! I have Silver in the Wood from before it was released too and I still haven’t gotten to it yet 😂 Hmm I surely am gonna keep my eye out on the series then!! Thank youuu 💕
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I love these mini reviews! I’ve been meaning to read You Should See Me in a Crown
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Thank you!! Definitely read it!! It was super cute and fun!! 🙂
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I love Silver In The Woods so much! 😍 Also I adore your review! I’m so excited to read You Should See me in The Crown!
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Yes, it was awesome! Can’t wait to read the sequel! Thank you, Shan! I hope you enjoy it! It was lots of fun for me!! ❤ ❤
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The first review is really fun! 😂 He did messed up the world but at least he got to meet Castiel because of it 😂
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Thank you 😀 In his defence, I would also make a deal with the devil if my brother dared to die on me lol
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The Fire sounds cool! I am okay with second chance romance! I mean – it usually comes with a whole lot of drama but hey – I THRIVE ON IT SOOO….🤷🏻♀️🤣🤣
Loved the post, as always, E! 😍🦋
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It was cool! I love the drama too but for me when something is done and over with it’s done and over with lol 🤣🤣 ‘I moved on and I’m a different person bye’ kind of way
Thank you, RAIN ❤ ❤ ❤
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Haven’t read any of them, but might now. LOL
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Glad to put those on your radar then, Rae 😉
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I just love your 2-sentence reviews!! And Spellbook sounds so good I’ve added to TBR.
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Thank you, Hsinju!! It was so so good!! Pretentious but in a good way! Do you know a poem One Art by Elizabeth Bishop? It kind of has those vibes mixed up with youth and mistakes and togetherness. And the audiobook has an amazing Irish accent!!
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Ohhh I’m noting its losing-over-and-over-again vibe down and revisit when I read or listen to Spellbook. Thank you so much for sharing, E.!
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