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The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle—⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastleis my first read of 2020, and if it happens to set a precedent for the remainder of the books I read this year, I will be over-joyed.

Though I’m no sleuth by … Read the rest

Lunaria Quality Notice

Dear readers,

I need you to know: I. Hear. You. I’ve seen your reviews. I’ve gotten your messages. There is a problem with Lunaria’s quality and I’m going to fix it.

To those who’ve asked (in various forms), “Did you … Read the rest

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The End is Here

Have you ever gotten that feeling of nervous excitement? It’s that flutter in your stomach that won’t go away, and no matter what you do, your anticipation keeps on building. The past few days, I’ve been riding a roller coaster … Read the rest

2019 Year in Review

Let’s get personal….

The past two months have been a challenge for me. Several major life changes are in progress at the moment (i.e., moving, jobs, etc.) that both terrifies and exhilarates me. As a result, I’m racking up heart … Read the rest

The Book of Magical Charms

Magic is a seductive idea.

The power it entails. The feats it accomplishes. The endless wonder of its source and reckoning.

Over the past few weeks, I’ve touted on about the Book of Magical Charms currently possessed by Chicago’s Newberry … Read the rest

Writer’s Block is a Mindset—Get Over It

As a writer, I’m consistently asked three questions consistently about my career. The first, what do I write? Paranormal romance. The second, how many books have I written? Six, the sixth book releasing on January 15, 2020. The third, do … Read the rest

The Starless Sea—⭐⭐⭐⭐

I wanted to give this book five stars, truly I did, but I was left a touch too unsatisfied with certain storylines at the end (I’m looking at you, Eleanor and Simon).

Erin Morgenstern is an impressive writer, and she … Read the rest

Priorities & Progress Post

Lunaria’s editing has been a journey my friends. One that is far longer than any book before. I blame and thank how exhaustingly thorough AutoCrit is, followed up by a Grammarly assisted readthrough. Altogether, the thoroughness of this first round … Read the rest

Sarah J Maas

Are you familiar with Sarah J Maas?

I recently plunged into her Throne of Glass YA series after a recommendation from a friend, and have zero regrets.

The last YA series I read was The Raven Cycle—a phenomenal series—in … Read the rest