I recently received Sarahland from Grand Central Publishing (thank you!), and it was a delightfully weird and wild adventure. My favourite kind. Sarahland is a collection of short stories about…
The Unbroken by C. L. Clarke is the debut novel in a new fantasy series. It follows Touraine, a slave, a soldier. She was stolen from her homeland and trained…
A Memory Called Empire was my first ever book review on my blog, and my first ever post on bookstagram. So, it was wonderful timing that nearly an exact year…
Honey Girl by Morgan Rogers is the sapphic romance novel for all anxious mid to late-twenties millennials out there. I don't make the rules. Thank you to Netgalley and Park…
So, I made the mistake of looking at reviews before reading Wolfsong. Someone referred to Wolfsong as basically Twilight, but gay. And that statement influenced my whole experience with this…
The Care and Feeding of Waspish Widows by Olivia Waite is a fantastic historical romance starring two women in their 40s. Agatha is a single mother and widow. She owns…
The Lady’s Guide to Celestial Mechanics by Olivia Waite was the first romance novel I have ever read. And well, I might now be a sapphic historical romance reader. At…
I don't think I had ever voluntarily read a novella before this year. This isn't to say that I was trying to avoid them, but I'm a chronic book buyer…
Soooooooo, this is an extremely unpopular opinion, but I didn’t enjoy Red, White & Royal Blue. This is a book that made me feel justified in not reading contemporary romance/NA…
Mermaids, but make it science and make them ready to eat you. I picked up Into the Drowning Deep when on vacation in New York in March (we flew home…