I have been caught up in a whirlwind of emotions reading this series. I was gifted the first book of this series, Finding Sky, when I was 13 and I was so hooked by the concept that I became an avid fan. I read every single book and novella, up until the series finished in […]
Read more "savant/benedict brothers series by joss stirling"
I received Chinua Achebe’s ‘African Trilogy’ as a Christmas present, and it has deeply moved me. I encountered African literature when I was younger through Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s ‘Purple Hibiscus’. Since then, the majority of books I have read have been by authors from the west, and less so from other countries in the world. […]
Read more "things fall apart"
Spring is here and summer is fast apporaching, it’s getting to that time during the year when exams are nearly done with (thank God!) and the endless stream of summer is calling for adventures, and long days with a book whilst the sun beams in through the window. Christian romance is a very niche category […]
Read more "carrington springs series by erynn mangum"
Yes, it is the end of march and I’m reading christmas books! Christmas has no limits for me – everyday is christmas day. I’m very much an enthusiast for (romance) books set around christmas, as they tend to be light-hearted and an easy read. I originally read one of Rosie Blake’s books – How to Get […]
Read more "how to stuff up christmas by rosie blake"
sunday, once more 