Dianthaa Dabbles

I think this could be a good choice for some people looking check out some LitRPG, but aren’t really that familiar with game mechanics. Lemme explain Bloodwraith, formally an undead necromancer, switched bodies with the adventurer that almost killed him.Now finds himself reincarnated in the adventurer’s body, starting out in

 In which we find out he meant yarn in the narrative sense. TMCOAN was one of those books that sucked me in instantly and completely, I think it took less than two pages for my kindle to disappear and my vision to be flooded by a wonderful, mysterious and creepy

The narration was good, high quality like all audible originals I’ve tried, though not as intense or showy as some others. It’s got the noir vibe, with the lone guy, good at his job doing things that other frown on, who has to solve a mystery, involving some shady characters.

Sorting through my bingo squares last year, I realized that I have a lot of books that fit the underrated square, under 2500 Goodreads ratings, and they’re also some of my favorites that deserve some serious lovin. So I’m gonna try writing reviews in 50 words of so. Goodreads ratings

About the audiobook: The audiobook has a narration choice that I did not agree with, and it did not agree with me. Six of Crows is structured in chapters from the POV of the main characters. Each character is narrated by a different person, so that means that in dialogues

I got some mixed feelings, some parts I liked, some I didn’t get along with great. The parts I liked The main characters Peter and Fi are cool and mysterious, I want to follow them and find out more. Peter’s a mage whose unique power is to make bubbles. It’s

It’s a super interesting and fun read, I loved it. Not the best idea to read this while I was travelling as I’m sure I ended up eating 3 times more snacks than would have been reasonable. I can’t believe I’m saying this but medieval food sounds awesome. There was

Positive sounding review title: Might be good for fans of the Expanse Honest title: I found this very flat, but you might not, other reviews of it are great I found this book boring, the main character annoying, the story predictable. Overall the book just pissed me off. It opens

Son of a Liche is the sequel to Orconomics by J Zachary Pike, which I loved and thought was great satire. My only real issue with Orconomics was that the story itself seemed a bit generic. Well, Son of Liche has that taken care of. The story is great in

So yeah. COSY MYSTERY is a thing that exists and now that I know this, I NEED IT IN MY LIFE. The Cosy and Cute factors: There’s a scene, around the beginning of the book where Lucy goes to the shop next door which is owned to sweet old sisters