The Romeo and Juliet Murders {RW}

The Romeo and Juliet Murders {RW}

Murder-Suicide. That was the official rumor as to how the Darlings of the city had died. A lavish love affair turned sordid, only no one knew who killed the other. It was one thing for the daughter of a CEO to die suddenly. It was another to be found a few days later dead by bleeding out. They had found her twice-dead, with the young upstart in the world of business and son of their rival company. Traces of poison were on her lips as well in the system of her lover. It was his knife in her heart, but he died from poison. This time, she was dead for sure.

Yet, no one knew who died when. Or why her cousin was dead as well. Or why… well, a lot of people died when connected to the two families. They weren’t exactly on the same side. They held the city in the palm of their hand like the territory they lived on were castles, and all the land they could see was their kingdom. Lots of people had died with connections to the two families in recent months. Some even said that the two had planned to fake their deaths and were killed by a third, making it a double homicide. All Jules knew was that it could not be this easy.

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Witches Be Crazy: FairyLoot Box

Here we go! September book box! In OCTOBER. I love October. And this box was a great way to start the month. If anything I am a bit sad that since the new shipping company for America began shipping, I’ve been getting my boxes so late. Or at least it feels that way. Two out of three I’ve gotten the month after. I suppose that happens.

It’s fine. lol I’m much happier with it having come in October anyway.

FairyLoot Box: Witches Be Crazy (September 2019)

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October TBR

Hello! Everyone is is my favorite month! To be honest I have no idea if I will be able to complete all these books this month, considering all that I have planned to do for October. I will do my best. Anything that does not get finished will get moved to November, and at worst next year. This month I need to reevaluate my reading challenges and see where I am with all of them. I don’t think I am so far off completion for many of them, but I can’t be completely sure.

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September Review Archive

September Review Archive

A complete Archive of all reviews from the month of September (2019):

Total Number of Reviews : 14

          Books : 12

          Novellas : 0 

          Series Reviews : 2

           Poetry : 0


BOOKS

These Rebel Waves by Sara Raasch

The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid

All For The Game Series Review by Nora Sakavic
The Foxhole Court
The Raven King
The King’s Men

The Wicked Years Series Review by Gregory Maguire
Wicked
Son of a Witch
Lion Among Men
Out of Oz

Spellslinger by Sebastien De Castell

Shadowblack by Sebastien De Castell

Charmcaster by Sebastien De Castell


I got through so many series. The fact that remains hilarious is that most of these were read in August or before. October is going to be, probably 3 or more reviews a week as I try to catch back up? I’m actually not sure. I don’t like being so far behind on reviews, although I do know that it is better to have a queue. Whatever.

Until Next Time!

MM


September Reading List

September Reading List

Hello everyone! It is officially Autumn and one year after I started this blog! This is our first September reading list, but it is not the last one. This September was all about reread/finishing the series for a bunch of books. I wasn’t able to get through all the books as I had placed on my impossible schedule. However could I really expect myself to complete all of those? No. That was almost too humorous to expect. I did get through a lot, however. So here you go!

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NEWTs Reviews Update

Since I am only rereading or reading novels I don’t want to do reviews for, this month (September) will be the month where I put out all the reviews that I did not put out in August. This means all those books I finished in August? Their reviews are coming this month.

No worries, you will see them.

They will be The Wicked Years reviews, The Spellslinger reviews, and a few others that I’ve held on to from July as well. October we will be back to reading all these lovely books I’ve gotten in recent months from book boxes and the likes. Other new changes incoming? I’m not sure but that’s all for now.

Until Next Time,

MM


August Reading List

August Reading List

Oh my goodness, I pulled it off. I actually did it! I can’t believe I did. For those of you who are new or just following for the first time, I suppose, I did the NEWTs exams for August. My goal was Auror with two additional classes, because I can’t make my life easy.

Info on the Reading Challenge or my post here

Info on my choices

This was only pretty much horrible for me for three reasons. One: I had to read an audio book (but that was a lot of fun and that review is coming tomorrow). Two: One of the series isn’t completed (thank heavens tho, because I hated The Keepers). Three: I had to pick up a series I accidentally DNFed (which I ended up loving. The Wicked series reviews will come later next month). I really pushed myself this month, to do things outside of my comfort zone. Was I rewarded? I think so. I read a lot of great books this month. I was not able to read the +3 (three books that I added because I started one series but did not finish it). Oh well no harm no foul, right?

But you aren’t here to hear me ramble. Scores for my NEWTs!

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August Review Archive

August Review Archive

A complete Archive of all reviews from the month of August (2019):

Total Number of Reviews : 8

          Books : 8

          Novellas : 0 

          Series Reviews : 0

           Poetry : 0


BOOKS

A Thousand Nights by E.K. Johnston

Spindle by E.K. Johnston

The Last Namsara by Kristen Cicarelli

Boy, Snow, Bird by Kristen Cicarelli

The Killing Moon by N.K. Jemisin

The Shadowed Sun by N.K. Jemisin

The Keepers: WWIII by Rick Friar

The Keepers: Tribulation by Rick Friar


Fairyloot Box: Things Are Not What They Seem

I got this Wednesday night, but decided to post today because I really didn’t want to post later. It also took me a day, with trying to pass my NEWTS, to take photos. The following is my reaction to getting it, immediately after I got it:

It is here! Oh my gosh it is here! When I picked it up it rattled and I didn’t know what that meant. I was really afraid something broke, but nope! We are all good! This box is also amazing. August has been a great month for book boxes. This time we get two photos because so many of these things are changeable or reversible.

August 2019 Fairyloot Box: Things Are Not What They Seem

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