Bleeding Book Reviews
"Hooked" by Emily McIntire
I have been craving something a little more gruesome than whatever Barnes and Noble was passing off in the Dark Romance section. So to be clear, I was expecting 2016 Wattpad level oddity. Whether I got what I wanted or not, I’d definitely just add it to your “to be read” list anyways...
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"One Dark Window" by Rachel Gillig
As a fellow procrastinator, I must warn you. If you’re not ready to daydream endlessly throughout your work day, deeply consider skipping classes, or spend every minute of spare time in your schedule drooling over a book, then prepare yourself for One Dark Window...
"House of Salt and Sorrows" by Erin A Craig
Summer is just around the corner, and in light of the amazing weather we’ve been having, I decided to dedicate this week’s book review to a beautifully detailed, suspenseful beach read which will have everyone itching for sun-baked sands and shimmering ball gowns...
"Credence" by Penelope Douglas
If you’ve read any of my past book reviews, then you’d know that I have been on the hunt for a gut-wrenching, oddball book that will sit with me through the holidays and ruin my appetite. A book that will resurface in my brain at the most random and inappropriate of times, like when I’m washing the dishes, or when I’m feeding my grandchildren applesauce. Well, I have found it...
"Red Queen" by Victoria Aveyard
We all have those books we buy, read half of, then abandon the moment we buy another. This phenomenon can best be described as the book break-up. And Lord knows I have an insane amount of exes. They lounge on our bookshelves, silently judging us while collecting dust, waiting for the next spurt of spontaneity that drives us to dust it off and finish it. I dated Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard 2 years ago, and this weekend we finally rekindled our relationship...
"Throne of Glass" by Sarah J. Maas
I have done it. I have finally given Sarah J Maas’s Throne of Glass series a second chance. It was only after 20 consecutive Throne of Glass TikToks and 3 months of my sister’s persistent badgering to get me to reread the series from the beginning. You must be wondering what I mean by “from the beginning,” but don’t worry I'll leave my small bone to pick for the end of this review...