Julie’s Review: What was that ending???? Everything I knew is turned upside down. What was it all for? I finished this book (or maybe it finished me) several days ago and needed a moment to collect my thoughts. And find my kindle after I tossed it out the window. Because what the seriously? I devoured […]
Julie’s Review: is a very spicy romantasy with non-binary representation and fierce characters. I will say you gotta start with the prequel, , to get the full emotional arc. Book 1 hints at their encounter but starts with the characters as enemies. But you first have to experience their undeniable attraction and sparks before they […]
Julie’s Review: : I kept trying to turn to the next page but my kindle was stuck! What was that ending? This series continues to get more and and more intense. Book 4 leaves off with Guardian Neil captured and taken to fae court to pay for his… sins? Book 5 here finds our heroine […]
Julie’s Review of : Something about this book really got under my skin. The emotions and angst I felt, right alongside our main character! Going into it I knew it was a Hades and Persephone retelling, the blurb gives away a lot, and the tropes shared by the author give away more. Except… that’s not […]
Julie’s Review of Curse of the Tiger Prince: A Twisted Spicy Fairytale Retelling/easyazon_link]: In this fairytale reimagining, we follow a princess in the modern world – she has a cell phone! – and there’s magic, too! The story kicks off with the King announcing the betrothal that princess Aisling is unhappy about, but of course […]
New Picture Book Through the Garden Gate Invites Children Into a World Where Imagination and Nature Thrive By Sharon Rose | Illustrated by Erin Brown On Sale: April 7, 2026 Publisher: The Collective Book Studio Kids Blurb: Through the Garden Gate (The Collective Book Studio, April 7, 2026) is a lushly illustrated picture book […]
Julie’s Review of This book throws you directly into the story; an itty bitty recap would have been nice. I tend to forget things, though the first book ended quite epically. I devoured this book in a couple of days, starting with reading during a beach camping trip. I read the first book at the […]
Julie’s Review of I really enjoyed (devoured) the first book in this world, yet it took me a longer time to complete this second book. It was much longer, yes, but also I felt the pacing was slower and more contemplative. In book 2 our characters are faced with war and battles, total chaos and […]
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Julie | Chapter Break Book Blog (@chapterbreaknet) Julie’s Review: pulls no punches and will leave you screaming “No!” Check your triggers, for real. Our main character, Isobel, grows up with a junkie mom and an abusive step-dad. She starts out as a shrinking […]
Julie’s Review of When I first started reading this book, I shared this post on Insta about how I was terrified this book was going to rip out my heart. I mean, I wasn’t wrong. Blood Queen begins in a comfortable place with our FMC Phoenix, the only human graduate of the elite Fae military […]