I gave a decent rating to the first book, but I cannot give this book anything besides one star. I close this book feeling utterly annoyed. This is the romance book, straight up. It's what all the romance lovers wanted from book one where Illukar and Medair declare their love for each other and get ...
Shorter review because I'm on a book-reading binge currently (and am getting lazy). This was a good read. I really appreciated a break from hack-and-slash-adventures or a typical tour-the-new-world fantasy book. This is more of a character development, mull on some morals, what-if scenarios put into...
This series made me lose quite a few nights of sleep, folks, but it was well worth it. Gripping and alien world, hot space samurai and amazing adventures of one girl from our world in a universe far, far away. It was an incredibly absorbing and wonderful read, and I'm resolved to go through everythi...
This series is a pleasant surprise for me. I like it more than Host's other more popular books. Perhaps because I always slightly prefer fantasy to sci-fi. This is a story of a woman's quest to deal with war, races, power, loyalty, love, and hatred. Though the book is not that deeply profound, and ...
I received And All the Stars by Andrea K. Höst for review ages ago (like last year I’m pretty sure) and just never found time for it which makes me so sad in hindsight. I haven’t read a lot of alien YA (5th Wave is still waiting!), so it was a lot of fun to dive in with And All the Stars. First thin...
4/5; 4 stars; A-In all the books I've read by this author I really like her female protagonist. This book is no different. Soren Armitage is a woman pushed into a difficult role by a magic so vast and old, no one really understands how it works. Named the Champion of the Rose, she is sent on a q...
I was surprised to see that this was a stand alone when about halfway through I couldn't imagine how Höst would wrap this up satisfactorily. I'm thoroughly pleased to confirm that she masterfully achieves a satisfying conclusion that really impressed me. This was a different sort of dystopian novel ...
4.5/5; 5 stars; AI loved this book. It was fun and interesting, well paced and unpredictable. I really like the way this author portrays young people as competent and resourceful in her books. I liked the main female character, Ash, very much. Her resolve to find her benefactor's murderer at t...
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