book review
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Their Love Languages: Analyzing Owen, Locke, and Erick Prepare to swoon! Most everyone, I think, is familiar with the five typical love languages that people ascribe to while building and nurturing relationships. For those unfamiliar, the five types are As with any psychological study relating to personality types (MBTI, Enneagram, etc.), I am drawn to
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Plus a subscriber-exclusive sneak peek! Tagline: Every dream has its end. Blurb: Grief. Rory had grown used to her mother’s absence, visiting her primarily in dreams while she led a human kingdom to fulfill a magical deal. With Rory’s blend of herbs, she created a tea that gives the drinker deep, lucid dreams where they
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“I dragged myself out of hell to you.” – The Whispering Dark Warning for potential spoilers, as always. I really liked the use of ley lines and their connection Purgatory/Hell, which is something I’ve been philosophically interested in for years. The Raven Cycle is one of my all-time favorite YA series, and it touches on
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“A life. A stage.” – Where Dreams Descend Warning for potential spoilers, as always. Daron’s form of vampirism with her magic was an interesting spin, but I didn’t exactly care for it as the twist. I’d rather have seen it used or weaponized somehow against Jack, who remains my favorite character in the book. I
MORGAN REILLY 