I’ve got your back : this review of the Will of the many is spoiler free. From The Will of the Many’s Goodreads page, you’ll probably grab this : a fantasy book with dark academia vibes and characters surviving throughout competition, lies, politics and schemes. The book do contain all those ingredients —and actually way … Continue reading The Will of the Many : a review of James Islington new series
Mia Sheridan is a safe bet if you’re ready to experience emotions, the happiest and the saddest ones. Where love meets destiny is a good example of to that. In each book of the series, you’ll meet with different pair of characters, each with their own painful past and their way to overcome their demons. Sure, the ride can be rocky, sometimes tumultuous, but the happy ending we’re all rooting for is totally worth it. Continue reading Mia Sheridan and her incredible trilogy about true love
Secrets, lies, false appearance… There is a little something in small town that makes them the ideal setting for mysterious story. Wisteria Lane (Desperate Housewife), Riverdale, small villages in Agatha Christie’s stories… are good examples. In “a good girl’s guide to murder”, Little Kilton, a small town in England, is no exception. Continue reading A good girl’s guide to murder : a small town cold case
