An Heir to Thorns and Steel | Metaphors and Moonlight

Bookish Tag Post: The Fae Book Tag

I like fae and I like books, and I really like this tag because it has some creative questions that I've not seen in other tags. Having already done the tag (I'm writing the intro last, sorry to break the illusion), I like that I even got to talk about some books I haven't talked about much or in a while! Anyway, I found this at KBbookreviews. The rules are: - Give credit to the creator of...

Cover Characteristics: Best Book Covers from Books I Read in 2019

I haven't been able to put together book cover posts lately because of my headache problems, but nobody panic! I still managed to make this post to showcase some of my favorite covers from the books I read this year :-) Unfortunately I couldn't include ALL the covers I loved (there were so many!), and I couldn't make the collage, but I've still got some super gorgeous book covers here, and I...

Update: Life and Books (Oct 2019)

Still no good news about health stuff. Head problem isn't any better, and the neurologist doesn't have a clue. None of my other problems are any better either, but that's no surprise. And as if I didn't already have enough problems and injuries my body can't heal, I hurt my foot the other day. So what have I been doing to keep myself occupied since I still can't read or really used electronics,...

Book Review: An Heir to Thorns and Steel (Blood Ladders Trilogy Book 1) by M.C.A. Hogarth [Audiobook]

Morgan is a university student studying folklore when he discovers that not only are elves real, he might be their prince. Hoping to find a cure for his worsening disability, he goes to their lands and sets off on a quest, getting further entangled in danger and elf...