I absolutely fell in love with this story. Yanka is a human girl, that once way a bear and therefore she is not sure who she really is. This is a story of self-discovery and also to discover what is important in life. The writing style and the world that was created were absolutely amazing and I just flew through this story.

I really liked this novel and I think it focuses on very important topics while still at times being a light and fluffy contemporary. I adored the friendship between Eliza Wallace. The audiobook was narrated fantastically and I absolutely flew through this story. The only problem I had was that the multimedia aspects did not really come through in the audiobook.

I really liked this journey through the nine worlds and how they were tied together.

I really liked the world-building of the novel and the atmosphere it created. However, I think some parts could have been a bit shorted and I never really connected to the characters. I found that when the major conflict arose it was over within a chapter and I would have liked a bit more exposition there.

I absolutely loved the conclusion of this series and I cannot wait to read more from Giana Darling.

I really loved this installment in the Badlands Territory series. Havoc's and Cora's chemistry was off the charts and I liked how he introduced her to the shifter world and took things slowly for her. I absolutely loved Cora's mom and her abilities, she was such a fun side character.

This story gave me real Mafia vibes because it did not only talk about the action but also showed it. I liked the relationship between Sophia and Nick and how Sophia interacted with her brother.

I had quite a hard time getting through this book. I loved the other installments in this series but this one was more leaning towards woman's fictions instead of romance. I appreciate what Alexa Martin is trying to show with this novel in including important topics, but unfortunately, this did not work for me. I did not really like our main characters and I was not down for the romance and I found the ending too neat. I liked seeing the Lady Mustangs again and I enjoyed the writing style and the premise but overall it missed the mark for me.

The Poppy War was such an amazing read and I was really immersed in the story from the start. The book starts YA and then turns darker and definitely in the adult in the second part. This novel does not shy away from graphic scenes and I like how it portrays characters that struggle with their decisions and life. I cannot wait to read the next two books in the trilogy.

I really liked the final book of this series. It connected all the storylines and I really liked were some of the characters ended up. I still found that the series had a bit too many POVs and I wanted to see more from Percy.