The Archer at Dawn (The Tiger at Midnight Trilogy #2) By Swati Teerdhala Publisher: Katherine Tegen Books Release Date: May 26th 2020 Genre: Young Adult, Fantasy, Romance, India, Cultural, Mythology Synopsis: The Sun Mela is many things: a call for peace, a cause for celebration, and, above all, a deadly competition. For Kunal and Esha, finally... Continue Reading →
Blog Tour: Below
Below (North #1) By Alexandria Warwick Publisher: Wolf Publishing Release Date: February 4th 2020 Genre: Young Adult, Fantasy Synopsis: From the author of The Demon Race comes a YA dark fantasy series inspired by Inuit mythology. In the heart of the frigid North, there lives a demon known as the Face Stealer. Eyes, nose, mouth—nothing and... Continue Reading →
Book Review: Lifestyles of Gods & Monsters
*Disclaimer: I received an ARC in exchange for an honest, free review. All opinions are my own. * Lifestyles of Gods & Monsters Review By: Rae “My parents make me do it because the gods told them to…” “Haven’t you noticed that the gods mostly tell people to do stuff they already... Continue Reading →
Author Interview: Melissa Bashardoust
Meet Melissa Bashardoust. The Interview. Hi Melissa! Thanks for joining us today. Tell us a little about yourself. From my bio (excuse the third person): Melissa Bashardoust received her degree in English from the University of California, Berkeley, where she rediscovered her love for creative writing, children’s literature, and fairy tales and their retellings.... Continue Reading →
Author Interview: Swati Teerdhala
Meet Swati Teerdhala. Hi Swati! Thanks for joining us today. Tell us a little about yourself. Swati Teerdhala is a storyteller and writer. After graduating from the University of Virginia with a B.S. in Finance and History, she tumbled into the marketing side of the technology industry. She’s passionate about many things, including how... Continue Reading →
ARC Review: Outrun The Wind
*** Disclaimer: I received an ARC of this book in exchange for a free, honest review. All opinions are my own. *** "... I was: a girl fighting for survival on the streets. I could belong somewhere. I could be someone." Elizabeth Tammi, Outrun The Wind Outrun The Wind Review By: Rae The... Continue Reading →