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Bleeding Mars by Asher J. Quazar
dark
4.0
I really hope this is a series, or a lot feels a bit unfinished/random. But I did enjoy reading it! A bit (a lot) more morally grey than I expected, and also less romance than I thought, but that just means it was a different book, not a bad one! :D
Roland Rogers Isn't Dead Yet by Samantha Allen
5.0
It seems I've had a theme in the last books I've reviewed ARC's for, as they all deal with the dead in some way or another, very interesting! I wonder if it's something that's just a popular theme right now, or if I was subconsciously pulled to them when I was requesting them! I've definitely had a liking for books with the theme for a longer time, though never in a horror/creepy type genre :P
That theme continues in this book! While it does of course deal with a deceased main character, it's far from depressing or creepy/horror-y. I really enjoyed reading it, and I loved how it dealt with the, how do you say it nicely, trouble you run into when in a romcom one character is alive, and the other is an incorporeal ghost.
It also dealt with more serious issues well, and I would definitely recommend this book!
Thank you Netgalley and Zando for providing me with an ARC!
That theme continues in this book! While it does of course deal with a deceased main character, it's far from depressing or creepy/horror-y. I really enjoyed reading it, and I loved how it dealt with the, how do you say it nicely, trouble you run into when in a romcom one character is alive, and the other is an incorporeal ghost.
It also dealt with more serious issues well, and I would definitely recommend this book!
Thank you Netgalley and Zando for providing me with an ARC!
Content Warnings
Graphic: Homophobia and Violence
Moderate: Death
Spirits and Sirens by Tana Fireside, Kelly Fireside
4.5
Spirits and Sirens was a fun contemporary romance with a light dusting of supernatural phenomenons. I won't spoil it, of course, but opening chapter was a really nice move in making the reader curious, and how a mystery was small red line threading through the book while mainly being a more classic romance was a nice variation of the genre.
Not directly related to the book, but a couple writing books together really brings me joy, and reading this book has made me put the other Owen Station books straight onto my TBR!
Thank you Netgalley and Bold Strokes Books for providing me with an ARC!
Not directly related to the book, but a couple writing books together really brings me joy, and reading this book has made me put the other Owen Station books straight onto my TBR!
Thank you Netgalley and Bold Strokes Books for providing me with an ARC!