My first cowboy romance but definitely not the last. 
Take a grumpy rancher and a sunshine wellness influencer and you got the perfect combo for a cute, lighthearted and spicy summer read. 
Aurora was so fun! She had some strong self doubts but she also was so positive and just so loveable. 
Wyatt was a foul mouthed grump on the other hand but it turns out he also is a real gentleman. 
I loved that both, Rory and Wyatt came with their own insecurities and their relationship felt very healthy, with them overcomming their past and supporting each other no matter what. I had a blast following their story and reading about all the ideas for Willow Ridge's future. 
The story gave me Lindsey Lohan romcom vibes (in the best way possible) but also reminded me of Hannah Montana The Movie (you should have seen my face when it got mentioned in the book). 
This book is about biting the bullet and just doing what makes you happy and fulfills your life. Finding yourself and knowing your worth. It may sound cheesy but sometimes it's all you need in life. Take the leap and try something completely new. 

Thank you Emma Lucy and her PR-team for the eARC in exchange for my honest opinion.

 

 

 

 The story follows Yvonne/Jacqueline who joins the French resistance during WWII. The book has two POVs but I really had some trouble following the main character Yvonne/Jacqueline in the past during her training and also in the now, working for the French resistance. The pacing was very slow. I think the biggest issue for me was that the characters lacked in depth and made me not really care about their story. I also think that historical fiction set during WWII simply isn't for me. I often don't feel the horror people actually had too face - I had the same feeling while reading The Woman with No Name. When the big twist was revealed I already didn't care enough about the story so it didn't grab me.

Thank you to Audrey Blake, Sourcebooks Landmark and NetGalley for the eARC in exchange for my honest opinion. 

 Sunbringer is the second book in the Fallen Gods trilogy. 
While I still love the world and the diversity of the characters I was missing the dynamics of the characters from book one.
I loved that the group of characters was traveling on a quest and that was the main reason why book two felt a little flat for me. While I was reading I couldn't point out why I struggled with following the story so much, but 80% in it clicked and I understood what was missing. The last 20% were amazing and they were exactly what I wanted. It's been a few days since I finished the book and I feel like I have already forgotten the majority of the plot. Sunbringer definitely isn't a bad book but it didn't click with me as Godkiller did and I'm hopeful that book three will be more to my liking again. 

 Wow, that was a ride - in the best way possible! 
The story follows Loretta, a young mom in the 1950's. Living an isolated and uneventful life, with her two children and husband, until a local girl gets murdered and Loretta starts to gets visions from beyond.
This book was a mix of historical fiction, mystery and horror. I was captivated from the beginning and I can't remember a time I was that invested in a story and its characters.
The book shows the social norms and especially misogyny in the 1950's very well and it's making Loretta's life living hell. I think she was such a well rounded character and I was rooting for her and her dreams from the first minute. My heart shattered later in the book and I don't want to think about people, outside this fictional world, going through the horrors Loretta had to face.
I loved the side characters and even though this book has some very dark moments there are also equally beautiful scenes between the characters. 
The Devil and Mrs. Davenport is not an easy read but if you feel ok after reading content warnings I highly recommend picking this one up. I would love to write more about this amazing novel but I also don't want to spoil the story for you, so I'll stop here. I will be thinking about this book for a long time. 

 Thank you to Paulette Kennedy, Lake Union Publishing and NetGalley for the eARC in exchange for my honest opinion.

 If you're looking for some rich people's family drama and murder go give this one a go! 
The book had so many characters and different POVs that I had quite some trouble following. They all had some secrets from eachother, were very unlikeable and I wasn't really invested in them. I had moments I really liked the book and other parts just dragged on. The pacing was very off in my opinion and I'm a little sad I didn't enjoy it as much as I would have liked. As the secrets start to unravel and the big twist is about to be revealed I sadly was already mentally checked out from the story and I didn't really care about the outcome. It isn't a bad book per se but it simply wasn't my cup of tea. 

Thank you to Aggie Blum Thompson, A Forgebooks and NetGalley for the eARC in exchange for me honest opinion. 

Tallulah is an Enchantress living in an abandoned greenhouse and when she meets Evren Fletcher, captain of the Royal Hunters, she thinks her time has come. A snow storm forces them to spend some time together and it is Evren's choice now - will he take Tallulah to Valebride to keep his oath?
Oh how much I love this world and its characters. The description of characters and their surroundings made me feel like watching a movie while reading. Any kind of magic relating to nature and plants is always a big yes for me and Tallulah is such a wonderful character. Seeing Evren and Tallulah struggle with the situation they are in was very captivating and I absolutely loved seeing them together. I wish the novella was longer. For me it was the perfect rainy day read and I can't wait for you all to read it! The pub date is Feb 28. It's recommended to be read in between Through The Wicked Wood and Through A Somber Sky and you really don't want to miss out on this sweet story. 

Thank you to the author for the eARC in exchange for my honest opinion.