Once & Future (Once & Future #1) – Amy Rose Capetta & Cori McCarthy

03/17/201903/17/2019 Avery (@BookDeviant)2 Comments

When Ari Helix and her brother Kay crash-land on Old Earth, the last thing they expect to find is a sword. The VERY last thing Ari expects is the sword to be the legendary Excaliber, and for her to be the forty-second reincarnation of King Arthur.

Why this book?: I love the original King Arthur tales, but I also love stories that include queer people, space, and magic. So imagine my joy when this landed itself in my hands.

I would like to thank the people at Jimmy Patterson Presents & Hachette for sending an ARC copy in exchange for an honest review.

Out of My Comfort Zone Book Tag

03/14/201903/06/2019 Avery (@BookDeviant)Leave a comment

Out

I found this tag floating around my WordPress reader, but after some more searching around I found that the creator of this tag is actually Booktuber Emmmabooks. You can find the original video linked through her name.

This tag sounded fun, especially because you have to exclude genres you usually read. Feel free to do this tag too!!

Review #214 // Sightwitch (Witchlands #2.5) – Susan Dennard

03/11/201903/05/2019 Avery (@BookDeviant)Leave a comment

A year before the events of Truthwitch, Ryber Fortiza is a Sightwitch sister at their secluded convent. As each sister goes into the Mountain to never return, Ryber is forced to follow in order to save them.

Why this book?: I’ve been reading the Witchlands series, and this is the last one before Bloodwitch!

On Book Blogging & College

03/08/201902/25/2019 Avery (@BookDeviant)2 Comments

As many of you might know, I started college this year! I knew college would be vastly different from high school, and one of my greatest worries was that I wouldn’t be able to continue book blogging after school had started.

And while it’s been difficult, working on this blog is one of the few things that helps me when I get overwhelmed.

Review #213 // Windwitch (Witchlands #2) – Susan Dennard

03/05/201902/19/2019 Avery (@BookDeviant)Leave a comment

After the events in Truthwitch, Prince Merik Nihar is assumed dead. When his ship is blown up, Merik decides to stay “dead” in order to protect the people he cares about. At the same time, Safi is has troubles of her own when the Marstoki fleet is also attacked, leaving her stranded with the Empress. And Iseult continues to travel cross country in order to find her Threadsister, until the Bloodwitch Aeduan crosses her path.

Why this book?: I enjoyed Truthwitch!