‘Only Good Enemies’ follows a similar structure to the first book, with a clunky start that soon leads to an entertaining mix of action and romance.
Science Fiction
Recommendation Challenge #11: Books with flowers on the cover.
My picks: ✨Africa Risen: A New Era of Speculative Fiction by Sheree Renée Thomas ✨ It Ends with Us by Colleen Hoover…
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ARTIFICIAL CONDITION by Martha Wells
‘Artificial Condition’ delivers the witty writing and endearing protagonist I loved in the first book, but the mystery aspect fell flat for me.
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ALL SYSTEMS RED by Martha Wells
For such a short read, ‘All Systems Red’ is fully conceptualised and packs a punch with its fun, funny and fast-paced storyline.
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THE BOOK THAT WOULDN’T BURN by Mark Lawrence
‘The Book That Wouldn’t Burn’ is beautifully written; however, its slow pacing turned what should have been an exciting adventure into a drawn-out tale.
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OF DARKNESS AND LIGHT by Ryan Cahill
‘Of Darkness and Light’ launched the solid foundation laid in the previous book to epic heights and offered a compelling read with a fantastic cast of well-developed characters.
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ONLY BAD OPTIONS by Jennifer Estep
Though I found the start painfully boring, ‘Only Bad Options’ soon morphed into a fun, action-packed adventure that I struggled to put down.
January 2025 Monthly Spotlight
January brings with it a season of new beginnings—a new year, new resolutions, and even new relationships. As we begin this exciting journey, let’s remember that enjoying the ride is just as important as reaching our destinations. So, this year, let’s make sure to truly immerse ourselves in each story and adventure we encounter. To kick off this new quest, here are some promising releases hitting the shelves this month:
