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Welcome to my blog, this will be a book blog where I share my passion for reading and reviewing various genres of books. From historical to contemporary fiction, and everything in between, I love sharing my thoughts with fellow book lovers after reading a new book. On this blog, you'll find honest reviews, author interviews(hopefully), and book-related discussions. Whether you're looking for your next great read or just want to chat about books, I'm glad you're here!

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ARC review: A Song To Drown Rivers by Ann Liang

on September 23, 2024

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ARC Review: The Blood Orchid (The Scarlet Alchemist book # 2) by Kylie Lee Baker

on September 04, 2024

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