A sweet holiday novel full of the magic of Christmas, Tricking Christmas brims with small-town humor, heartwarming moments, and wholesome romance.
November was such a good month for reading! I finally broke through my reader’s block and just read as much as I could when I could. Lets break down what the month brought us!
We finish off November’s book bracket to see which book reigns supreme for the month!
Modern fairy tales with sass, action and romance.
Fairy Tales of the Magicorum #1-3 by Christina Bauer are getting new covers!!
This series is perfect for teen and young adult readers who want their book series to deliver: kick-aass adaptations of fairy tales & folklore; swoon-worthy elves & fae; snarky paranormal romance; fresh themes from contemporary fiction; LOL romantic comedy; new takes on old myths & legends; edgy werewolves & shifters; strong girls and women as heroines; new worlds of urban fantasy; themes about loners and outcasts; the best laughs in humorous literature; general coming of age whackery; and (most importantly) truly unusual contemporary fantasy.
So, it seems a little unfair having this month’s book bracket considering 5 of the contenders are of the same series. Bracket position generated by
Asher Black is a good slow burn mafia romance with a leading male that is actually caring from start to finish. A definite recommend for anyone looking for an easy read with sex, romance, angst, yearning, and action.
Honestly, I started The Luminaries by Susan Dennard because I loved the cover, first and foremost. Then, I thought the whole Jay and Winnie thing
Spoilers for previous books in the series Paint It All Red by S. T. Abby is the perfect conclusion to her Mindf*ck series. This book
Typical spoiler warning for all previous books in this series All the Lies by S. T. Abby is the pinnacle of the Mindf*ck series so