DAUGHTER OF THE MOON GODDESS by SUE LYNN TAN A REVIEW by ALEXA DUNCAN Daughter of the Moon Goddess by Sue Lynn Tan has been on my radar since before its release thanks to its gorgeous cover. I mean, look at this thing. It’s gorgeous. Aside from that, I was…
HELL FOLLOWED WITH US by ANDREW JOSEPH WHITE A REVIEW by ALEXA DUNCAN Readers, I’ve done it. I’ve found my favorite book of the year, and it’s Hell Followed With Us by Andrew Joseph White. A brutal, gory gem of a book, HFWU is what happens when eco-fascists get combined with far-right…
THIS POISON HEART by KALYNN BAYRON A REVIEW by ALEXA DUNCAN Welcome back to the review column, everyone! Apologies for the hiatus (I actually used my time off!), but now we’re back with This Poison Heart by Kalynn Bayron. A brand new YA contemporary fantasy duology, This Poison Heart is about Briseis…
I KISSED SHARA WHEELER by CASEY MCQUISTON A REVIEW by ALEXA DUNCAN I Kissed Shara Wheeler by Casey McQuiston is McQuiston’s debut into the world of YA. Their previous works, Red, White, and Royal Blue and One Last Stop are both adult rom-coms and resounding successes. RW&RB is even being…
SMALL FAVORS by ERIN CRAIG A REVIEW by ALEXA DUNCAN Since her debut novel (House of Salt and Sorrows), Erin Craig has become an author to watch for me. I love her lyrical prose and fantastical, Gothic plots, and I love her wacky twist endings. Salt and Sorrows had a totally…
KISS & TELL by ADIB KHORRAM A REVIEW by ALEXA DUNCAN I have a well-documented past with loving boy bands. I loved the Backstreet Boys and NSYNC when I was younger and I’m obsessed with the likes of NCT and BTS today. So when I heard Adib Khorram, author of Darius…
CHERISH FARRAH by BETHANY C. MORROW A REVIEW by ALEXA DUNCAN Cherish Farrah by Bethany C. Morrow is an interesting case. It’s not, as Morrow explained, a YA novel. And this is a YA novel review column, isn’t it? (The answer is yes). It’s also not an adult novel. Cherish Farrah exists…
A FAR WILDER MAGIC by ALLISON SAFT A REVIEW by ALEXA DUNCAN \You may remember, gentle readers, when I reviewed Down Comes the Night by Allison Saft last year. I loved that book and I also had to preface the review by saying I know Allison personally. Well, here comes another…
THE KINDRED by ALECHIA DOW A REVIEW by ALEXA DUNCAN The Kindred by Alechia Dow is a YA sci-fi story with a sweeping love story at its core. Through this book, we are introduced to the concept of Kindred matches. Felix and Joy, our main characters, are one such Kindred pair.…
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