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What a sweet read this was! Honestly, at this point, anything Roshani Chokshi writes is like a drug to me. She could be writing her grocery list and I would pick it up. Three Kisses One Midnight penned by Roshani Chokshi, Sandhya Menon and Evelyn Skye is a lovely little read about three friends in […]
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Isabel Ibañez has become one of my instant-buy authors. One of the things I love about her books is how much of her own culture and history she manages to infuse them her stories. She does the same with Together We Burn, bringing to the forefront, in a fantasy book filled with dragons and romance, […]
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This is a fairytale every girl must read, so there is no misconception that not every heroine of a fairytale book is the Disney princess version. There are cynical girls with tongues as sharp as steel who make you love them for their honesty, wit, and sarcasm. I was lucky enough to win an arc […]
So I devoured Kingdom of the Wicked in a single sitting and then picked this up immediately. While I enjoyed it, this one didn’t suck me in as completely as the first one. This is not to say it wasn’t a fabulous read. This review will contain spoilers for Kingdom of the Wicked. Picking up […]
Anyone who knows me knows that I don’t tend to do horror. So despite the rave reviews I’ve heard about Kerri Maniscalco I hadn’t picked up any of her books. Her earlier series titled Stalking Jack The Ripper is something I remain unfamiliar with. But the world of bookstagram is truly a rabbit hole. And […]
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This is Sabaa Tahir’s foray into the real world. She moves from Ember to the reality of All My Rage and she brings the emotion with her. I read this in a single sitting and that is telling enough. Told from the point of three characters and moving through past and present, All My Rage […]
This is the perfect read for a cold winter. Winter thaws as spring arrives fleetly bringing with her kesari sunsets and a plethora of blossoming flowers. Tahira in Bloom was such a lovely way to bring spring to the cold dreary days of December. A coming-of-age novel, Heron has a refreshing take on trying to […]
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This review will contain spoilers for ‘The Henna Artist’ Alka Joshi has officially become an instant-buy author for me. I adore her writing and I love her characters. I’d like to thank Harper Collins for sending me an ARC of The Secret Keeper of Jaipur! Set twelve years after the events of The Henna Artist, […]
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I don’t usually read high school romances anymore, they seem unrealistic to me, what are the odds that you meet the man/woman you will end up marrying ten years later in school when the most pressing problem is getting an A in history class or the newest pimple that pops up on your nose making […]
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I am not a mystery reader. The genre is, in general, unappealing to me. There are three reasons for this. The first, that many crime stories once finished, leave me with a sense of unease and paranoia. Every creak outside at night becomes a murderer scaling my trellis. Secondly, I don’t do well with suspense. […]