Nonfiction and Nonsense

  • The Dragon Lord’s Daughters by Bertrice Small

    I finished one series about dragons, only to start a collection of novellas about the three daughters of a man known as the Dragon Lord. I went to my spreadsheet of books for this one, as I was looking for an easy to read standalone novel that I could use to wind down at the…

  • Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros

    It’s really nice to be able to read a sequel immediately after finishing its predecessor, especially for a series that you just started but one that others have been waiting months to get their hands on. It ends on a bittersweet note for me, however, as there will be another book following this one that…

  • Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros

    This book really helped with the Crescent City hangover I was going through. I can’t believe I held out for so long when it came to this series as it was honestly becoming a hassle trying to avoid spoilers online. But it fit in with this month’s theme, fantasy, and now I can peruse the…

  • Crescent City: House of Flame and Shadow by Sarah J. Maas

    I am going to start off yet again stating that this post is full of spoilers, much more so than my last post. I would suggest that unless you have finished HOFAS or you just don’t care about spoilers, do not read any further than this paragraph.  I was very pleasantly surprised. This book does…

  • Crescent City: House of Sky and Breath by Sarah J. Maas

    With HOFAS due to arrive at my house on February 2nd I did it again and read another book consisting of over 700 pages in less than 48 hours. I could not put House of Sky and Breath down, and it wasn’t because I was in a rush to read the newly released third book…