Tag Archives: Dark Fantasy

The Empirium Trilogy | Series Breakdown and Review

Ah where to start with this…this series was brutal and exhausting. I have heard that this is perfect for SJM fans, and I agree to an extent. SJM has more romance but both have that high stakes feel to their fantasies. However this series wouldn’t be included in my top five for YA fantasy (inContinue reading “The Empirium Trilogy | Series Breakdown and Review”

The Poppy War Trilogy | Series Breakdown and Review

I ended 2020 with a crazy bang after I completed The Poppy War series. It took sweat, blood, and tears… Since I gobbled these books down in practically two weeks, A) I didn’t have time to write a comprehensive review for each one. B) I’m so emotionally burned out I don’t even have the wordsContinue reading “The Poppy War Trilogy | Series Breakdown and Review”

Review | Addie LaRue : Where I Don’t Talk About the Book “Technically”

I won’t waste my time talking about the brilliant plot of the book and how splendidly well was the execution. I won’t nitpick on the technicalities in writing and pace or stress on the characters and their development because I’m pretty sure every book blogger in existence have wrote about them. I decided to thenContinue reading “Review | Addie LaRue : Where I Don’t Talk About the Book “Technically””

Review ARC | Death Train

I would like to thank the author for providing me with an ARC in exchange for an honest review. All opinions shared are my own personal thoughts. Description Summary | Interesting conceptual ideas that revolve around the macabre of the Underworld and death in itself (Imagine being stuck in Tim Burton’s Land of the DeadContinue reading “Review ARC | Death Train”

Review | Fairyloot Exclusive: Eight will Fall

Description Summary | An engaging fantasy adventure that proves to be a page turner of unique twists, gods and goddesses, and a balanced magic system. Rating Book Summary | (Skip to Review) Larkin is an outcast and outlaw in her own country. Discriminated for who she is and what she possesses of magic, Larkin andContinue reading “Review | Fairyloot Exclusive: Eight will Fall”

Review | Long Overdues! : The Queen of Nothing

Description Summary | Think a modern conceptualization of fairy tales and folk tales that is reminiscent of the dark and eerie stories of The Grimm Brothers mixed in with a bit of Leigh Bardugo.  Rating Book Summary | (Skip to Review) In the final installment of The Folk of Air series, Jude is the exiledContinue reading “Review | Long Overdues! : The Queen of Nothing”