Rebecca Ross’s Wild Reverence is a beautifully written tale of a goddess who, against all odds, falls in love with a mortal. Matilda is meant to be a lowly goddess, but she burns brightly with a fire that ignites her spirit and sparks her movement between the realms. The world Ross constructs is masterful and her characters breathtaking. This is a tale of woman’s to span the ages, the realms, and death itself.
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Book Review: Motherhood Discounted by Carolyn McConnell
This week I’ve been working through the final pages of Motherhood Discounted by Carolyn McConnell. This upcoming book journeys through the history and mothers as it relates to reproductive autonomy and care work within the home. It’s a poignant and thoughtful argument on the need for more support for mothers both in and out of the home, and a plea for support of women’s right to chose what is best for their bodies.
With time spent reading, I’ve had many weekend mornings and weekday evenings on the couch with a blanket and a cup of Bella Luna tea. I’ve been fortunate to receive an #ARC from the publisher for review, as well as a brand new tea from Adagio Teas. A vibrant colour, but a calming and taste, the Early Grey Bella Luna is a solid addition to my tea collection (https://www.adagiotea.eu/black/earl_grey_bella_luna_tea.html).
⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ to both!
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Book Review: Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy
Amidst rising sea levels, Shearwater’s seed bank holds the future. Secrets emerge as storms rage, and trust is almost impossible to find in this isolated world.
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Book Review: Soul Happy by Anette Nilsson
‘Soul Happy’ is a heart-wrenching yet uplifting story of a woman’s fight to reclaim her life after a life-changing illness. Soul Happy offers a look at the journey through dark family traumas, from privilege to personal triumph.
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Book Review: I’ll Be Waiting for You by Mariko Turk
Natalie and Imogen’s bond transcends the ordinary, entwined by their shared passion for the supernatural. After Imogen’s untimely death, Natalie turns to the Harlow Hotel’s mysteries, blending her grief with her love for horror. This young adult novel explores themes of loss, healing, and the haunting connections between the living and the dead.
Book Review: My Friends by Frederik Backman
Step into a world where art and human connection redefine hope and belonging. ‘My Friends’ reveals the hidden narratives shaping our lives.
Book Review: Postscript by Cory McCarthy
Amidst ruins and regrets, West’s gentle wisdom weaves a tapestry of trust and unity, proving that even in the end, beauty and love endure.
Book Review: Show by Shane Peacock
Discover a captivating tale of adventure and resistance in an alternate 1899. Solomon Hunt and his diverse troupe defy oppressive forces, forging a path of freedom and self-expression against all odds.
Book Review: Our Infinite Fates by Laura Steven
It’s been a little while since I’ve brought you a review. Mom life is chaotic these days and even though we’re buried in snow here, I still can’t seem to find time to sit down and write a review, let alone read. But here you go, a few weeks back I finished Our Infinite Fates. This one has been on my TBR for a while, so I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
Book Review: Brimstone by Callie Hart
Reading Brimstone after such a long wait and months of anticipation has been delightful. It’s been the perfect thing to dive into heading into the holiday season. Plus, I’ve been loving my #IndigoExclusive edition with its dark cover, gorgeous end papers, and metallic sprayed edges. Happy reading!
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Worn Pages and Ink 