When I wrote my April TBR hopefuls, I knew I wouldn't get to all of them but I did read half of the four books I wanted to read. I just ended up picking up other books and that's okay. It's part of being a mood reader. Anyway this month I read a total of 4 physical books and 1 kindle bo
Whilst having a day out in Tynemouth, which I blogged about on my Lifestyle blog , we ended up in this little cafe/book store called Jimmy's ! It's a super cute small coffee shop with tons of second hand books to oogle at while you wait for your iced latte to be made. The cafe only opened l
I started this not long after reading Hex Appeal as I was still in my "I need witchy rom-coms and I need them now" phase. I had also grabbed the sequel after seeing it in my local Works shop for £2. Let me tell you, I struggled with the first few chapters of this book. I do like Vivi's
I know this is book two in the Maple Hills series but it can also be read as a standalone as I have not read Icebreaker so I'm unfamiliar with Hannah Grace's writing so I can't compare the two but from reviews after reading this, people seem to prefer Icebreaker. I thought I'd give t
We all love a cheeky book haul. So I've gathered all the books I've bought this month for you to have a look at and maybes add to your TBR list. I've bought 7 physical and 1 digital! Let's start from the top of the photo and make my way down. I'm in the middle of reading one h
I LOVE THIS BOOK. I'm disgusted with myself that I waited so long to read this. I also read it at a very good time. I loved the theme of dealing with grief and the romance didn't over power the rest of the book. I got a little emotional as I can relate to the main character in dealing wit
This novel is a greek retelling of the greek witch, Circe. Daughter of Helios, the god of the sun. Circe does not have a power like her father but posesses a different type of power, the power of witchcraft. Threatened by Zeus, she is banished to her own island, where she learns to hone her witchcra
