Lady Wolf's Library
Wicked Tales & Wild Romances
Author: Lady Nightwolf
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Written by Deliah S. Dawson, Illustrations by Matias Basla 3.5 stars. Best Enjoyed on an empty stomach and FAR from a mirror. I had the opportunity to get one of my Netgalley wishes answered. Thanks to Boom Studios and Netgalley for providing me an advanced copy of the compendium to be released on 8/20/19 in…
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By Jackson Ford. Pub date: June 18, 2019. 3 out of 5 stars. Best enjoyed with a black coffee and some good sushi or Phó. MY FIRST ARC! Thanks, Netgalley! I received an advanced copy of this book in exchange for a fair & honest review. Paying the reaper in spades: The Girl Who Could…
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I’ve been on hiatus for a couple of weeks while trying to finish my BA in History. I will get back to the book reviews soon. I’m working on a couple of pretty amazing books that I’m really enjoying. Another piece of good news is I graduated, and I graduated with a pretty good gpa,…
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If you didn’t get the hint already, I really love to read. I really, really love to read. I also really love to buy books. If I could make clothing out of books I would do so just to make sure I always have one with me. I made my wedding flowers out of old…
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A Review of Echo North by Joanna Ruth Meyer 4 Stars. Best enjoyed wrapped in a blanket thinking of all that snow! I’m obsessed with fairy tales. Not just any fairy tales, but the kind where the author rehashes the old tropes and injects some steroids into the often meek heroines that plague the originals,…
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REVIEW OF ROAR (STORM HEARTS #1) BY CORA CORMACK 3.5 Stars. Best enjoyed in a thunderstorm. Aurora Pavan is princess and heir to the throne of Pavan, Stormling kingdom, in a completely new world, Caelira, where storms move and destroy on instinct and the only way to stop them is by stealing their hearts. Stormling…
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Dude. Life is hard. Being and adult is never what we think it is. The freedom is nice, but it truly only goes so far. When you’re a kid, the only people you’re really held accountable to are your parents, teachers, and some religious figures, but you always have your parents as a buffer to…
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Review of Warrior of the Wild by Tricia Levenseller 4 Stars. Best enjoyed with a Blackberry Smoothie and a Pine Scented Candle After reading Sky in the Deep by Adrienne Young, I was looking everywhere for another Viking-esque YA fantasy adventure that was similar. I saw WotW was on its way to us and patiently waited…
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I’m always getting lost in words. I love the shapes that can be made by using the same symbols over and over. The worlds they build and destroy. The people who are birthed and killed by a few simple finger strokes or scratches of a pen. I’m just one of those people who love to…
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