Book Reviews

 Ash Princess by Laura Sabastian is the first book in the trilogy. It consists of drama, hatred, love and tons of other sentiments spread all across the book.  The reason I gave it 4-stars rather than 5 is because I felt the starting of the book was a bit dragged on till the main plot. Also, the clichés were a small part of it. Don't get me wrong, they were not bad ones but they made it easy to guess the next scene.  However, the plot and the story line of the book was hella addictive. The characters are bought to life by out dear author splendidly.  Throughout the book, I fell in love with the Prinz Soren while finding comfort in Blaise's relationship with Theo. I found myself enjoying the evening tea with Cress while gossiping with her. I felt, the hatred for the Kaiser when Theo has to wear the ash crown and be punished brutally for mistakes that weren't committed by her. It was even the side characters that took my heart. Art  would always keep Theo on her feet and Hero

  ** spoiler alert **  Jennifer L. Armentrout The Crown of Gilded Bones had me awaiting its arrival since I finished the book KOFAF. And now the process continues. Jennifer L Armentrout, you have my heart and I was expecting a fantabulous plot from you and you did not let me down. but the ending, ooh the ending, swept me off my feet entirely. "Bow before your new Queen" - Kingdom Of Flesh And Fire Flattered my heart "Tell the Bool Queen to prepare for war." - The Crown Of Gilded Bones Stopped my heart from beating. Initially, when we were under the impression that Casteel has been killed, my heart pounced out of my body. However, when in the end, Cas is faced with his horrors again, along with Poppy and Kieran, I felt the anger too. So, please, I beg of you, let there be the destruction of Isbeth on the hands of Poppe, the daughter of Ires and the granddaughter of Nyktos and his consort, the Queen of Flesh and Fire. Now aside from that, the fans of the blood and ash

                                                                         GLASS SWORD                   By: Victoria Aveyard  The second book in the Red Queen series!! ** spoiler alert **  The second book in the red queen quartet has my world spinning topsy-turvy. The Glass Sword by Victoria Aveyard is truly a spectacular book. Trust me when I say this, that I am not an emotional wreck when it comes to books and movies. Seldom have I cried while reading a book and the odds of me crying for a movie are even less. Nonetheless, this book had me in tears from chapter 27 till the epilog. From Shade's death till Mare forced to kneel in front of Maven. This book made me feel a whirlwind of emotions, I was not ready to feel just yet. I am not gonna lie, for a split second I was disappointed in Mare, loathed her cold choice, disgusted by her actions, but the very next second, the author had me empathize her. Placing myself in her shoes till I felt like scream at Farley and even Cal for judgi

                                                             From Blood And Ash                                               BY: Jennifer L. Armentrout CLICK HERE!!!! Blood and Ash Review!!! From blood and ash, by Jennifer L. Armentrout, was one of the first books I read in the Young Adult fantasy genre. And it left me wanting more. I started of reading for fun, but ended up planning and plotting every single detail along with Poppy in her adventure. Poppy:- Her personality and her inner thoughts are something the reader generally tends to understand. I, myself, saw my reflection in Poppy with her adventurous spirit and determination. Weather it be her veiled self, or the self she is when with Hawk, Poppy grasps the readers attention, attracting a keen sense of compatibility with her. Hawk:- From his first encounter with Poppy, I knew I would fall in love with him. The way he protects her even when she does not need saving; the way he slowly slides into her life gaining her trust. We