The main downside to this book - Tamlin and Feyre, the main upside to this book - Rhys.

So, I love me a good hate-to-love romance, but when when the hate starts from a misunderstanding taken way out of proportion, I tend like it

I don't actually have a lot to say about this book other than that I enjoyed it just as much as the first...

I was intrigued to see what Bardugo's first take on an adult book would be like, and I have so much regret because this was not it.

This was a disappointing read after liking the first one so much. The setting in the first one was way creepier than a haunted house, and th

What a concept. Ghosts telling horror stories about humans because, let's be honest here, humans are the real monsters.

This was sure something alright. I think the book cover creeped me out more than this book did. A+ for the terrifying concept but an F for e

Whenever I see that a book involves a group of people stuck on an island together and people start dying, I automatically think of Harper's