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PARSEC Tour: Review of Issue #6 (PSPublishing)
Heyhey BookNerds! It has been a while! I have been absolutely swamped with uni and life in general! But today I am back with something a little bit new and a little bit different than my usual posts! So today I am taking part in a tour for Ps Publishing for their #6th issue of…
Book Review: The Weavers Of Alamaxa (The Alamaxa Duology), by Hadeer Elsbai
4.5 Stars! Synopsis: The bells have rung, a war is coming. This time Weavers are fighting for more than just to be. CW/TW: Violence/Drugging/Assault/Kidnapping/Homophobia/Sexism/Death/Others May Be Present. Rep: Sapphic MC/Queer Side Characters/Egyptian Inspired Setting and Cast. My Review of Book 1: Book Review: The Daughters of Izdihar (The Alamaxa Duology #1), by Hadeer Elsbai We…
Book Review: The Seven Husbands Of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid
“Don’t ignore half of me so you can fit me into a box. Don’t do that.” 4.5 Stars Synopsis: Evelyn Hugo, Hollywood Icon, is ready to tell her story. Evelyn Hugo is ready to tell the truth. But only to Monique, an unknown reporter working fro Vivant. As Evelyn reveals all about her Hollywood life,…
Mini Book Review: Fathomfolk (Drowned World #1), by Eliza Chan
3 Stars Synopsis: Tiankawi is a safe haven for the Fathomfolk, somewhere they can live among humans. Or so it seems. The Fathomfolk are oppressed, forced to live in polluted waters, and are looked down upon by humanity. Mira and Nami fight for equality, though their methods could not be different, and both are struggling…
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