Currently reading: Throttled by Lauren Asher #reading #currentlyreading #laurenasher #dirtyairseries

What did everyone read in March? My favorites were Babylonia and The Coworker #readingwrapup #monthlybookwrapup #thecoworkerfreidamcfadden #thecharmoffensive #theguernseyliteraryandpotatopeelpiesociety

I took advantage of 2nd&Charles Penny-a-Page sale today!😍 #bookhaul #booksale #reading #daggermouth #fivebrokenblades

What is everyone reading? I just started The Floxglove King and it’s been interesting so far, but not in a bad way! #coffeeshopreading #coffeeandbooks #thefoxgloveking #hannahwhitten #reading

What is everyone reading?! #reading #coffeeshopreading #thecoworkerfreidamcfadden #freidamcfadden

What did everyone read in February? My favorite read was The Kennedy Rule! #februaryreading #pickingdaisiesonsundays #thewayiusedtobe #thehighmountaincourt #apprenticetothevillain

What is on everyone’s March TBR? #monthlytbr #marchtbr #costanzacasati #hannahnicolemaehrer #reading

My reading buddies📖😸 #reading #readingbuddies

I’m reading The High Mountain Court by A.K. Mulford, what’s everyone reading this weekend? #reading #currentlyreading #thehighmountaincourt #akmulford #readingbuddy

All the books I read in January #januaryreads #readingwrapup

What is everyone reading today? #currentlyreading #booksoflemon8 #kindleunlimited #pickingdaisiesonsundays #lianacincotti

BOOK REVIEW: The Housemaid by Frieda McFadden ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.5 The book’s intention was for the reader to think Nina was the problem or the crazy one. Nina’s actions and words lined up with that, especially when we are in Millie’s POV. Millie truly starts to think that Nina’s losing it, which in turn

I’m on page 213 (63%) and the plot twists are twisting! #whatimreading #currentlyreading #thehousemaid #freidamcfadden #reading

Rating: 3.5 This book was good but not great. The whole book, Zarya is looking for answers about herself, her magic, and her biological family. Some of the questions are answered but by the end of the book, we will have questions which would make a reader want to jump into the next book… not me.

The Knight and The Moth by Rachel Gillig: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The beginning of the book was slightly confusing because I wasn’t understanding what a Diviner was at first but as the story moved along everything started clicking. The banter between Rory and Six was great, the banter gave levity to a da