As someone who loves a good Korean drama, I was excited to pick this up as I had never read anything set in Joseon before. Needless to say,

My notes on this book only said 👏👏👏.

If her name sounds familiar to you, she is also the author of Sorcery of Thorns which was her second novel. And if you've seen my review for

Having read Recursion before this, I would say that I preferred that over this, but this was just as mind-bending. I know that a lot of peop

As with Daisy Jones & The Six, I rather enjoyed this even though historical fiction isn't my favourite genre to read. Again, it all comes do

For me, this book was good but not great. I think what made me like the story was the fact that I knew most of the myths being told and knew

I thought that this book had a lot going for it, up until the very end. The book opens up with the reader knowing that someone is dead, and

Going into this I was very skeptical. While I knew that this was receiving a glowing reception, I also knew my personal tastes. Books follow