Love, Lies, and Hocus Pocus
Revelations

I can't say I overly enjoyed this book. It's not a bad book, it's just not for me. I didn't like the protagonist and I didn't like the plot set up. Which are the two main components of books, so, yeah. The first third was an interesting story arc but then we have an "interlude" which seemed to maybe......more

You know those books that grab you in the moment and then later you question whether you’re really as interested as you’d originally believed. Well, this was one of those books for me. I was super intrigued by the book at first, but once it appeared on my Kindle I decided some of the other books I o......more

This book was a delight, plain and simple. It got reccomended to me because I enjoy books by Gail Carriger, and while the Lily Singer books are set in a completely different era and place, I still feel like they have a similar vibe. Lily is a character that is very relatable for many bookish people,......more

Three stars, because I suspect it achieved what it was meant to achieve: a lightweight book with magic for a reader who's between child and adult (I don't want to say "teenager" because it adds a whole 'nother set of issues). People who are too young for Stephanie Plum, maybe? If we add up Sebastian......more

A book series with a lot of potential, but unfortunately falls flat due to cliches and the uninspired writing. The characters and world established make way for a promising series. Plot: Appreciative and quite interesting, though nothing new. The way in which the characters use their environment is q......more