The first book I read of Laura Thalassa was Pestilence (The Four Horsemen, #1). I finished it sometime last year and eagerly anticipated her second book, War.
It did not disappoint.
As a self-proclaimed writer of “fated love”, … Read the rest
Archives for July 2019
Rhapsodic—⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thanks to one of my fantastic readers—I’m talking about you, B. Lopez—I was reintroduced to Laura Thalassa and her Bargainer series. After searching up the first book online, I knew I would be purchasing it. And then, lo and … Read the rest
What’s Your Crutch?
Music plays an integral part of my writing process. It helps me fall deep into the scenes I’m writing, acts as a buffer between my thoughts and the world moving around me, and, a great deal of times, music helps … Read the rest
The Kingdom of Copper—⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I originally read S.A. Chakroborty’s first book, The City of Brass, on a complete whim. I didn’t expect to find such adventure or political intrigue to be woven so wonderfully together. Which is why I was devastated to learn … Read the rest