Tag: Independently published
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Book Review: Metal Slinger by Rachel Schneider
Romantasy is hardly avoidable nowadays. It seems like every single fantasy release happens to fall into this category and publishers eagerly hop on this trend. In fact, many romantasy releases are independently published first, before getting picked up by traditional publishers and getting a re-release. One of the examples of a book taking this route…
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Book Review: Torrid Throne by Julie Johnson
In spring/summer of 2025, Julie Johnson’s The Wind Weaver was somehow unavoidable. It was one of the romantasy releases of the season, but it’s still on my TBR. But did you know this author already released loads of other books, mainly within the contemporary romance genre? Amongst these books however, is another romantasy series, even…
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Book Review: Consider Me by Becka Mack
Since the popularity of Booktok increases, the same can be said for the romance genre. The genre already proved to be loved by many by delivering us lot of hit titles, which slowly find their way to the bookstores and to the readers’ hearts. One of these titles is Consider Me, the first book in…
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Book Review: For Whom The Belle Tolls by Jaysea Lynn
If you’re a TikTok frequenter, you might have heard of Jaysea Lynn’s “Hell’s Belles” series which apparently happens to be pretty popular. Now, there’s a book on this series, For Whom the Belle Tolls. Is this a Booktok hype I can get behind or is my ‘I can’t deal with hypes’ argument still standing? About…
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Book Review: The Wall of Winnipeg and Me by Mariana Zapata
It has been a while since I last posted a review, but I just didn’t feel like it. I have been slacking in both reading and reviewing last week and I think this little accidental break is what I needed for a bit. I found myself enjoying reviewing less and less because I wanted to…