Flame in the Mist – Renee Ahdieh
Being a big fan of the Throne of Glass series and Renee’s other novels Flame in the mist had been on my most anticipated list since it was announced.
Beneath A Burning Sky – Jenny Ashcroft*
A fast-paced and fantastic read, if I wasn’t wondering whodunnit I was wondering “will they/won’t they”.
Moonlit Waltz – Kathleen Collins*
I really enjoyed Moonlit Waltz, a Cinderella retelling, I just wanted more. More shifting, more angst and more adventure!
Emerge – Tobie Easton*
At first, I was unsure about Emerge, but once the story got going and I got to understand the characters a little more I couldn’t put this book down.
Passenger – Alexandra Bracken
Patience is required for Passenger, due to the slower pace, but the locations and character development make it well worth the effort.
Bookishly Ever After – Isabel Bandeira*
From reading the synopsis of Bookishly Ever After I could just tell that the author was clearly a massive YA fan.
The Girl with the Make-Believe Husband – Julia Quinn
Since picking up the Bridgerton series years ago I’ve been in love with the original plot lines and the wit that she weaves into the character interactions.
A Daughter’s Courage – Renita D’Silva*
Renita’s passion for the culture and the country itself came across in the writing and the descriptions of the scenes.
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