Yup, I'm back with another tag, haha. I'm just going to call this the month of tags at this point. Anyway, this is a fun one focusing on book cover colors! And since this is December, I'll be focusing on book covers that are this turquoise-y blue color, matching December's birthstones's colors. A huge shoutout … Continue reading Birthstone Book Covers Tag: December 2025
Category: Book Reviews
Book Review: Summer of Blood
Yes, this is out of my usual blogging schedule (and even out of my usual blogging day), but I just finished this awesome book and had to write out my thoughts for it. Also, this may end up being my November read and review due to the holidays, family situations, and the fact that working … Continue reading Book Review: Summer of Blood
The Oddly Specific Things I Love in Books Tag
It's finally November, and for some reason, the vibe I get with November, along with the falling leaves, Thanksgiving meal, and hot chocolate (which I don't even drink!) is curling up in a blanket and reading a book. Thus, what's a better way to start the month on my blog than with the Oddly Specific … Continue reading The Oddly Specific Things I Love in Books Tag
October Read: The Reckless
A few years ago, I read Marylu Tyndall's The Redemption, The Restitution, and The Reliance, Christian pirate books. I'd never read any pirate stories before due to content in them, but these were refreshingly clean and Christian to boot! And then I saw there were more in the series. For some reason I decided to … Continue reading October Read: The Reckless
September Read: The Peasant Queen
This month, I read The Peasant Queen by Aston E. Dorow, a fantasy retelling of the Biblical story of Esther. As I've always enjoyed the story of Queen Esther and I knew the romance would take place between a married couple, I looked forward to seeing what Mrs. Dorow could do with the story. The … Continue reading September Read: The Peasant Queen
Book Review: Heir of Light
Welcome to the review tour for Jill Williamson and Niki Florica’s Medieval Fantasy novel, Heir of Light, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours. About the Book: Title: Heir of LightSeries: Blood of Kings: Legends #4Author: Jill Williamson and Niki FloricaPublisher: Sunrise Publishing Release Date: September 16, 2025Genre: Medieval Fantasy Some hearts are worth stealing twice. Sir Rigil Barak came to Land’s End expecting a … Continue reading Book Review: Heir of Light
August Read: Mortal Queens
Today's post is on Mortal Queens by Victoria McCombs, and the first book I've read featuring fae. As some may know from past posts, I'm not huge fan of fantasy creatures, but fae did intrigue me and the concept of this book interested me, so I decided to give it a try. The Synopsis (Taken … Continue reading August Read: Mortal Queens
7 Books I’ve Gotten Inspiration From as a Writer
As every writer knows, sometimes you come across a book that just hits differently. You can read ten good stories, but there's something about that one that sticks out to you. That inspires you as an author. The following books are seven of the books which have most inspired me as a writer. You'll notice … Continue reading 7 Books I’ve Gotten Inspiration From as a Writer
July Read: A Dance of Silver and Shadow
Today's post is on A Dance of Silver and Shadow by Melanie Cellier, which I read this month. I read one other of her books in an adjacent series and enjoyed it, so I had high hopes for this retelling of the Twelve Dancing Princesses. The Synopsis: (Taken from Goodreads) When Princess Liliana and her … Continue reading July Read: A Dance of Silver and Shadow
Book Review: The Neighbor and the Gifts by Danielle Grandinetti
Welcome to the blog tour for Danielle Grandinetti's Christmas Historical Romantic Suspense Novella, The Neighbor and the Gifts, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours. About the Book: Title: The Neighbor and the GiftsSeries: A Christmas Cabin NovellaAuthor: Danielle GrandinettiPublisher: Hearth Spot PressRelease Date: July 15, 2025Genre: Christmas Historical Romantic Suspense Twelve days. Twelve gifts. One unlikely … Continue reading Book Review: The Neighbor and the Gifts by Danielle Grandinetti






