Book Reviews

This is my second read from Jessica Dodge and I just love the way she weaves magic into her stories. The imagery is so vivid I always feel as if I am right there in the story. In The Forgotten Witch, Fernbeg Cottage is my dream home in Scotland! Jessica gave it a heart and […]

This is a classic I have been wanting to read for a while. It is an intense look into a beautiful young man’s life. When a portrait is painted of Dorian Gray depicting his outer beauty and gifted to him, it changes his life in ways he, and his readers, would never imagine possible. This

Poison the Well is a perfect blend between a cozy theatrical performance at your local playhouse and a dark moody seaside fairytale for the young at heart. And I mean this in all the best ways. This novella by J.K Divia gives us a little bit of everything including folklore, Fae, Selkies, and the ultimate

So first, let’s talk about setting. If you have not ever been to the Appalachian Mountains then it may be difficult for you to picture the beauty and serenity of the beorg. The peacefulness of the forest, the smell of the trees, the crisp cold water flowing in the streams, and the clear mountain air.

Follow me to the town of Bald Slope, famous for its ski slopes and winter tourists. Once you arrive, you will meet real and loveable characters Josie, Della Lee, and Chloe. Each of these women are dealing with either a shameful or difficult past and carry their troubles on their sleeves. As their lives intertwine

Exciting, adventurous, and dark, the last and final book in the Harry Potter Series, The Deathly Hallows brings the reign of Lord Voldemort to an end. The stakes are high, and while, unfortunately, some lives are lost, Harry and his friends fight to the end to bring peace back to the magical and muggle world.

Where do I even start? When I finish a book in happy tears I’m at a loss for words. Moving, entertaining, and emotionally charged, this book had me angry for women, mind-blown at the out-of-nowhere twist, and bawling at the end. Meagan Church is an amazing author. She left no stone unturned. There were no

Written and published a mere 200 or so years ago, this original enemies to lovers trope is brought to you by Jane Austen. It is difficult to read and understand at times due to the time period in which it was written, but oh, how I love this book! And the movie with Keira Knightley

I’m going to venture out on a limb and say that this book is right up there with Matt Haig’s Midnight Library. I loved, loved, loved this book! It has all the warm fuzzy emotional feels wrapped up in a magical old house and tied with the found family trope. I wanted to laugh, cry,

Books set in the forest with a magical twist are some of my favorites! In the novel Betwixt, the use of tree and plant names for the characters was significant and cozy. There were some I wasn’t familiar with that I had to look up such as Alder’s sister Camas. I’ve always been drawn to