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A Sorceress Comes to Call by T. Kingfisher

T. Kingfisher writes a book and then I buy it. That’s how the world works. This book explores abuse, loss,

It is time! We have had many worthy books put forward and I really enjoyed my time with them this

I adored the first book so I was ready to jump on the ARC offer from the author — thank

This book is a doorstopping classic epic fantasy that many people crave. If you want to read about elves, dwarves,

Hello, hello, hello all y’all! Here are the books I have left (the titles are links to my full reviews):

Hello. Welcome to the last review from my initial batch of 25 (Kristen took 5 and picked a semifinalist). I

I am getting down to the very last of my books. There’s just one more in my batch after this,

I have to admit I had no idea what to make of this title or cover as far as what

The cover won’t steer you wrong (and it’s gorgeous). If you like horses, or cultures that revolve around riding and

This starts with a prologue depicting the unleashing of an ancient evil entity when two characters are raiding a dungeon

LOL okay, so I went from reading two books in a day that were under 300 pages to this one

This is another really quick YA/coming of age book that’s under 300 pages coming in around 250 pages. So, if

This is a quick book! I put it on text-to-speech at 8 a.m. as I started to deep clean my

This book starts off with the sack of a city which sets the tone for a story of violence and

This one follows a lot of familiar notes in the romantasy genre. We’ve got a princess named Keira who’s considered

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