April was a pretty good month of reading! I was so excited at the beginning of the month and was not completely disappointed by the end of the month.  So without wasting anymore time, let’s dive right in!  Swordheart by T. Kingfisher Goodreads / Storygraph Summary When a practical widow finds herself trapped by unwanted relatives, her life takes an unexpected turn after accidentally freeing a sword-bound warrior. Together, they embark on a quirky, danger-filled journey across a vividly imagined world, with humor, heart, and a touch of romance guiding them. My Thoughts Swordheart was a good read. I enjoyed it quite a bit, but it definitely felt lacking in…

I managed to stay on track with my reading goal in March, although audiobooks weren’t really working for me this month. I mostly stuck to reading on my Kindle and a few physical copies. Here’s my full March reading wrap-up, including mini reviews, plus what I’m currently reading and the books on my April TBR. I’m hoping for better luck with audiobooks this month, so we’ll see how that goes! A Crown of Midnight by Sarah J. Maas Goodreads / Storygraph Summary Celaena Sardothien has won the brutal contest and has become the King’s champion. But not all of her loyalties lie with the crown and she hides her secret…

February started off rough. I was struggling through Onyx Storm and just not really finding anything I enjoyed. My TBR is full of books I want to read vs listen to, so that kinda held me back a little too. I’m trying to be less picky about audiobook narrators, but it’s a struggle at the moment.  So, with that being said, February did get a lot better. So let’s dive into what I did manage to read. As well as a brief list of books I’d like to read in March.  Goodreads / Storygraph Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros Summary As war looms closer than ever and enemies within their…

After a rough year of reading in 2024, one of my intentions for 2025 is to read consistently. So even though we’re starting a bit on the slower side, I’m excited about the variety of reads I’m starting the year off with.  Want to watch instead? Throne of Glass by Sarah J Maas Goodreads / Storygraph / My Review Summary In a world where magic has been banished and a tyrant king determined to keep it away, an assassin is summoned. She does not come to kill the King, but to win her freedom in a competition. Against twenty-three other deadly assassins, criminals, and thieves.  If she can beat them…