Now open your eyes and let me show you what a real war mage looks like. The hat’s a must, too, right? Big, floppy thing, covered in esoteric symbols that would instantly show every other mage where this one gets his magic? Wouldn’t want a simple steel helmet or something that might, you know, protect the part of him most needed for conjuring magical forces from being bashed in with a mace (or pretty much any household object). No doubt he’s wearing iridescent silk robes that couldn’t protect his frail body from a light breeze. There he is, see? Skinny old guy with a long straggly beard. ‘Seven powerful mages want to make the world a better place. Can Cat get over her Alison obsession and follow her heart towards Morgan? Or should she exercise caution? After all, Morgan is a Gemini, and if there’s one thing Cat’s Bible to the Stars has taught her it’s that you can never – ever – trust a Gemini… Continue reading “Book Review: Never Trust a Gemini” → 17th May 2023 7th May 2023 charlotte 3.5 stars, arc review, book review, contemporary, freja nicole woolf, never trust a gemini, sapphic Leave a comment Book Review: The Malevolent Seven To which Alison (woe alas!) remains oblivious.īut when the dangerously cool Morgan Delaney wades into the river to save Cat’s sketchbook of kissing Disney princesses, she sends Cat’s stars spinning. According to their star charts, Cat and Alison are the perfect match.
First there’s a minor bus-meets-girl accident, then there’s a boy-next-door suitor who can’t take a hint, but the most desperate disaster of all is Cat’s crush on the stunning and poetic Alison Bridgewater.
Life is fraught for fourteen-year-old, zodiac-obsessed Cat. Meet Cat Phillips: chaotic teen lesbian and self-confessed clown… Star-crazed, star-crossed – and starting to fall in love. Continue reading “Book Review: Same Time Next Summer” → 21st May 2023 19th May 2023 charlotte 2 stars, annabel monaghan, arc review, book review, contemporary, same time next summer Leave a comment Book Review: Mrs. S
Sam remembers who she used to be, and as Wyatt reenters her life their connection is as undeniable as it always was. Yet being back at this beach, hearing notes from Wyatt’s guitar float across the night air from next door as if no time has passed–Sam’s memories come flooding back: the feel of Wyatt’s skin on hers, their nights in the treehouse, and the truth behind their split. But there’s no reason for a thirty-year-old engaged woman to feel panicked around the guy who broke her heart when she was seventeen. Everything should go to plan, yet the minute she arrives, Sam senses something is off. She has the perfect doctor fiance Jack (his strict routines are a good thing, really), a great job in Manhattan (unless they fire her), and is about to tour a wedding venue near her family’s Long Island beach house.
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