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NetGalley Review: Down Comes the Night by Allison Saft

Hey all, Dani here. Here we are at the end of July and I've almost managed two weeks of consistent posting. Also, I don't even have to think about work for a whole week...well, technically I don't have to think about it this weekend, all next week, or next weekend. I have been bounced around… Continue reading NetGalley Review: Down Comes the Night by Allison Saft

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Review: For the Wolf by Hannah Whitten

Hey all, Dani here. Wow, okay, so I'm posting a lot of reviews. I know. And I promise that some other content is coming too, but right now reviews are the easiest for me to write up fairly quickly (and I'm so behind on writing up reviews) so I'm writing a bunch and scheduling them… Continue reading Review: For the Wolf by Hannah Whitten

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NetGalley Review: The Seventh Raven by David Elliott

Hey all, Dani here. So far so good on getting these posts up on a regular basis. Yay. Also, is this where I point out that I think it's cool that WordPress is now congratulating me on any blogging streak? Like every day that a post goes live it sends me a notification like "You're… Continue reading NetGalley Review: The Seventh Raven by David Elliott

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Review: Very Sincerely Yours by Kerry Winfrey

Hey all, Dani here. Wow, somehow I've managed to do a whole week of blog posts. Go me?! I might as well celebrate this small victory, since it's been a couple months since I blogged, and it's been closer to a year since I blogged with any sort of regularity. Anyway today's book review is… Continue reading Review: Very Sincerely Yours by Kerry Winfrey

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NetGalley Review: Better Together by Christine Riccio

Hey all, Dani here. Hello and Happy Sunday. Welcome back for yet another review. Actually it's another review that I honestly should have had up sooner, because I did read this book a month or so before its release date, and I would have had it written up and posted, but that's about the time… Continue reading NetGalley Review: Better Together by Christine Riccio

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NetGalley Review: In the Ravenous Dark by A.M. Strickland

Hey all, Dani here. I am so excited to talk about this book today. Also, hello, I'm back already with another review. Look at me go. Honestly I'm feeling pretty good about things right now. I have already looked over my blogging monthly planner and started scheduling posts that I want to write up and… Continue reading NetGalley Review: In the Ravenous Dark by A.M. Strickland

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Books I Want to Read This Summer

Hey all, Dani here. So...I disappeared again. I was feeling so good in the month of April. Well certainly at the beginning of April I felt great. I was like a week and a half ahead on my scheduled blogging. And while I wasn't reading a whole lot, something was better than nothing, and I… Continue reading Books I Want to Read This Summer

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April Reading Wrap-Up

Hey all, Dani here. Okay, well we have made it to the month of May, which means it's time to look back on what I read in April. Honestly it was a pretty slow start to the reading month for me...despite the fact that I bought a lot of books in April, and I had… Continue reading April Reading Wrap-Up

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Reading Wrap Up Jan-March 2021

Hey all, Dani here. Okay, so I haven't had a wrap up of what I've read so far. That makes sense for a couple different reasons. First, I wasn't blogging regularly the first few months of the year. Secondly, I actually haven't read that much overall, so trying to do a wrap-up post would have… Continue reading Reading Wrap Up Jan-March 2021