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Adversary to the Villain is here, and Evie and Trystan are back mid-prophecy, mid-treason, and mid-romance (a lot of mid-romance). Great plot, great magic system, but the comedic timing might drive you up the wall. My honest take on book 4 of Assistant to the Villain is up on Views She Writes now.

A grumpy gardener, a sentient rose, and a librarian who was literally a wooden statue for six years. The Enchanted Greenhouse is cozy fantasy at its most comforting, though the conflict stays surprisingly small. My audiobook review is up on Views She Writes

"Sophia, a single mother, and her son Jack, are on the run from Alex, Sophia's ex-boyfriend, who is determined to capture Jack and exploit his psychic abilities. Along the way, they meet Max, a former soldier, who joins them on their dangerous journey. As they fight to stay one step ahead of Alex and his agents, Sophia and Max develop feelings for each other, and Jack learns to control his powers. But as the stakes grow higher, they realize that their only hope for survival is to confront Alex and his secrets head-on."

A banshee in the basement, a murder to solve by Monday, and narration so good it made real life feel dull for a week. Banshees in the Basement (Magic Inn #4) by Danielle Garrett is a 5-star paranormal cozy mystery I could not put down. Full review on the blog now. 🔮🏚️

His world is made of blood and bullets her's is built on flowers and silence they were never meant to cross paths-but fate had other plans. "Kavya Malhotra ",lives a quiet life running a flower shop and protecting her younger brother,she avoids trouble and danger but one rainy night , she witnesses a murder-committed by the city's most eligible bachelors and businessman and the most feared mafia leader and " Aarav Raichand " He should have killed her instead he claims her now kavya is trapped in a mansion full of secrets guarded by a man with eyes like frost and heart darker than night. she want to run he want to keep her but in the world of the mafia love is deadly and enemies don't play fair " He is a danger " " She is innocence" but even roses have thorn

Do you love the Young Adult genre? Great! Here you will find some great book recommendations and of course my honest opinions on them. This book will only feature the Young Adult genre. Sub-genres might be different. There are different books for different genres, so pick your favourite! Also, if you wish to connect with me, head to my blog or my social media. I'd love to discuss this genre with you. Book Club: If you want to be a part of my book club, dm me. (Ebooks will be provided).

I want you to hate me. Love me not that's your choice

Do you love the Mystery Thriller genre? Great! Here you will find some great book recommendations and of course my honest opinions on them. This book will only feature the Mystery Thriller genre. Sub-genres might be different. There are different books for different genres, so pick your favourite! Also, if you wish to connect with me, head to my blog or my social media. I'd love to discuss this genre with you. Book Club: If you want to be a part of my book club, dm me. (Ebooks will be provided).

Loved The Book of Doors? Gareth Brown is back with The Society of Unknowable Objects: magical artifacts, a secret society, and a heroine chasing family secrets from Hong Kong to the American South. Magical, but not quite as magical this time. Full review on Views She Writes.

The Line Between Light and Darkness is a mystical exploration of the soul's journey through lifetimes, choices, and ascension. Mira, a young woman haunted by visions of light and darkness when she closes her eyes, learns from the enigmatic guide, Ivor, that she stands on the delicate line between unifying her past lives and repeating the cycle of rebirth. As she discovers that everyone she meets is either an echo of their past lives, a soulmate navigating this life with her, or an observer influencing her path, Mira is faced with challenges that test her resolve. When a shadowy observer, the Woman in Black, tempts Mira with the seductive promise of escape, she must confront her deepest fears and make a decision that will ripple through her soul's existence. Through trials, allies, and enemies, Mira begins to uncover the profound interconnectedness of all lives and the power of choice. But when the Woman in Black returns, threatening not just Mira but innocent lives, she realizes her journey is far from over. A tale of self-discovery, spiritual growth, and the battle between light and darkness, this story is an invitation to reflect on the choices that define who we are-and who we are becoming.

A girl, struggling with her mental health, finds a secret notebook that belonged to her older sister. The pages hold clues about her sister's mysterious disappearance. As the protagonist unravels the clues, she finds herself stepping into the shoes of her sister, uncovering secrets about herself in the process.

Seven ARCs. Two months. Not a single miss. 📚 I don't say that lightly, especially after a summer where I read everything from a wartime thriller dressed up as a cozy series (Death at King's Cross) to a dark comedy about a mob lawyer that somehow gave me real, usable inner child therapy exercises (My Inner Child Wants to Kill, and yes, I did the exercises).

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Just finished the audiobook of The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fk, narrated by Mark Manson himself, and I'm still thinking about the "limited number of fks" idea a week later. Funny, relatable, occasionally too real. Full review is up on the blog.

The Review is a book blog that helps fans of mysteries and thrillers discover amazing writers and books. Unlike most other Wattpad Book Blogs, The Review covers both traditionally published books and Wattpad stories. I cover famous authors such as David Baldacci and Dan Brown, as well as up and coming Wattpad authors with outstanding stories.

my first Hannah Swensen mystery, Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder by Joanne Fluke. Cookies, small town chaos, an overprotective mom, and a murder plot that asks a lot of questions. My honest take on Views She Writes is up now.

Ten books into the Scottish Bookshop Mystery series and Paige Shelton still found a way to wreck me. Written in Stone sends Delaney back toward Kansas chasing a killer and a Pictish artifact, but it's really about the home she built in Edinburgh. Full review is up on Views She Writes now.

Book two of the Deep Dish Mystery series just won me over. 🍕🔪 Ashes to Ashes, Crust to Crust has a better mystery, better characters, and a twist that actually got me. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ review now live on Views She Writes. #CozyMystery #BookReview #DeepDishMystery #MindyQuigley

UPDATE- As of September 2021, I no longer am a book blogger. I've decided to keep this guide online to help anyone who would like to give blogging a try! I've been a book blogger for just over a year, in that time, I've experienced many opportunities with publishers and authors as well as creating a fanbase that supports my journey. This guide is for anyone interested in setting up their own blog or have one but are looking to promote to a wider audience. Also will contain a Q+A session where I will be answering questions about my own blogging world.

Bubble, Bubble, Tea and Trouble, book 7 in Vicki Delany's Tea by the Sea Mysteries, and I read the whole thing in one sitting. A séance gone wrong, a medium found dead on the rocks, and Lily juggling tea service with murder. Out July 28.