2
Nov, 2023

October Wrap Up

I’ve been struggling today and yesterday, so that is why this post is late. I also haven’t read a great deal this month with life being, well, life. I managed to read Stolen by Kelley Armstrong, which I loved, so go check out my review, as it was a five-star read. I have the next book already purchased for when I have the energy to get back into the series. I’ve been mostly writing this month, which I’m making great headway with, so that’s been very exciting! I also took a few days off of it to relax and celebrate my birthday and my favourite day of the year, Halloween, so I think that has zapped my energy.

When I haven’t been writing, I’ve been comfort-reading a favourite series of mine. I will most likely review that series next year when I reread it, as I’m almost finished. The next book comes out in February, and I am ridiculously excited about it. I never need to read the blurb for any of the books or novellas in the Breeds series by Lora Leigh; I just dive in and enjoy the ride.

Is there an upcoming book release that you are excited about?

13
Oct, 2023

REVIEW: Stolen by Kelley Armstrong

Rating: 5 out of 5.

TV Adaptation: Bitten (2014)

Stolen is the second book in the paranormal romance series, The Women of the Otherworld, by Kelley Armstrong. Elena Michaels is on the road to accepting her new life and is back in the pack, picking up the role she left behind, and in doing so, she uncovers more than she thought was possible. There are more supernatural beings in the world, and unfortunately, she’s not the only one to realise this. The humans are coming, and as the only female werewolf in existence, she’s certainly a prize to be caught.

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30
Sep, 2023

REVIEW: Bitten by Kelley Armstrong

Rating: 4 out of 5.

TV Adaptation: Bitten (2014)

Bitten, a paranormal romance, was Kelley Armstrong’s debut novel and the first in the Women of the Otherworld series. Elena Michaels is the only female werewolf to exist, and she really wishes that was not the case. She is determined, no matter how detrimental to her health, to live a ‘content’ human life—to an extent—that she thinks she would have had before, but unfortunately, trouble is brewing back at Stonehaven and her pack needs her. Whether she needs them or whether she wants them, that’s her choice to make.

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