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20 Questions Book Tag! 1. How many books are too many for a series? Honestly, if the series is well done, don't put a number on it! I love the longer series because you can really get immersed into the world, with the characters and all the drama and adventure. 2. How do you feel about cliffhangers? I have a love/hate relationship with cliffhangers. I love the anticipation it causes for the next book and I have no problem dropping that one and flying to grab the next one. The hate part, when the next book isn't on my shelf...

Such an epic conclusion to an amazing trilogy! I love how well the story wrapped up and how we don't get a completely happily ever after.  This is my favourite book of the series, which is unusual for me, as I tend to love the first one the best. It's action scene after action scene. So much happens, but not too fast where you are wondering what happened, why or how. It was extremely hard to put down, so I just flew through it.  There were a ton of emotions that ran through me in this book. Happiness, grief, anger,...

With only a few days until release date, I am over the moon about getting this book. It's one of my most anticipated releases of the year. There are so many gorgeous editions being made, it is definitely hard to chose just one! Especially when it's a book by my favorite author.  Today I've decided to share with you all the special editions I have located and where you can find these gorgeous books. Owlcrate    Owlcrate has dedicated an entire box to the release of Addie LaRue! (From Owlcrate's Website) * An exclusive signed first edition hardcover copy of...

Book 2 of the Snow Like Ashes trilogy takes your across multiple Kingdoms, while Meira tries to find a way to get out of underneath the debt of Cordell, and keep her Kingdom free. This book is filled with action and schemes.  However I was very surprised with how detailed some scenes would be and then how quickly others were. I felt like each Kingdom visited could have had more page time and each quest (for lack of better term while trying to avoid spoilers) wouldn't have been completed so quickly. It was pretty anticlimactic, and everything seemed way too...

As a reader, an opening line or paragraph really sets the tone for me. Give me something that will hook me right from the get go and make me want to read it. Here are some of my favorite opening lines. 1. Dread Nation by Justina Ireland "The day I cam squealing and squalling into the world was the first time someone tried to kill me. I guess it should have been obvious to everyone right then that I wasn't going to have a normal life." Ok. I mean... wow. I need to know more. 2. The Darker Shade of...