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Silvercloak by LK Steven: A Darkly Magical World Fuelled by Pleasure and Pain
Silvercloak – L.K. Steven ♾️ / ⭐️ INFINITE stars! Everybody buckle up for this one! Silvercloak is about to be your new OBSESSION. Set in a darkly corrupt world, where magic is fuelled by pleasure and pain, we follow Saffron, an elite Silvercloak, who goes undercover to infiltrate the Bloodmoon gang. Saffron’s assignment is slightly complicated when she meets Levan, the kingpins son. When I tell you, when we were introduced to him, I thought to myself multiple times ‘how is Laura going to get us to like this man?’ But like him we did *wink wink emoji* The romance…
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25 Books I Am Definitely Maybe Going to Read in 2025
One of the most exciting things about the New Year as a reader are the new book releases of that year, and looking forward to making a dent in your ever-growing TBR. Some of these books on my list are new releases, while some have been on my watchlist for far too long and I’m hoping 2025 will be the year I finally read them! Here we go! In no particular order (except the first one. That’s definitely in order. IFYKYK)… Sunrise on the Reaping – Suzanne Collins What sort of bookworm would I be if this wasn’t on the…
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Bookish Ins and Outs for 2025
Let’s start this new year off with some good vibes, some glass-half-full energy, by starting with my bookish ins. First up is reading more than one genre and outside your comfort zone. 2025 is the year to challenge ourselves and live dangerously! Read that one book you’ve been putting off for forever. There are so many beautiful, beautiful books that you’re missing out on by limiting yourself to a certain genre. I think I read very widely and across genres – I’ll pretty much read anything in front of me, although I will always have a soft spot for the…
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The Inspiration Behind missfantasyfiction: Why I’m Starting this Blog
I started my bookstagram @missfantasyfiction almost exactly a year ago and I have LOVED connecting with book lovers everywhere, all over the world. Every time I get a comment on a post, or someone interacts with my reviews, I get a little jolt of excitement. My ultimate favourite aspect of my bookstagram are my reviews. Reviews don’t necessarily do great engagement-wise (or so I’ve heard), but I don’t really care! I love writing them, and if even one person loves reading them, then hey! That’s enough for me. The same goes for this blog. Writing this post has flowed from…
