I’m not a person who believes fanon works have to stick strictly to canon but I’m tired of the trend where white male characters are adapted in fanon to be more uwu and approachable, meanwhile female characters and characters of color are lobotomised to remove all possibly controversial characteristics, usually to accomodate said white male characters
So, I am personally of the belief that if I’ve bothered to read an ARC, I should bother to review it. And not just a small GoodReads and Amazon snippet, but a full post. I have no idea if I’ll pull that off today, but you know I’ll try.
In Christina Ow’s His Safe Haven, Rafe Deluca II decides that a work trip is a great way to take a break from his life. Talia McKenna just wants to do the one…
Elijah Douresseau’s The Nasty Business of Being a Bodyguard
I don’t know how I feel about this one, just know that I read it.
In Elijah Douresseau’s The Nasty Business of Being a Bodyguard, Alvin Gates must play world-class chef and criminal informant to villain-on-the-rise, Coco. But even months of diva tantrums won’t get Alvin ready for Coco’s real power move. Still, he might just have one more trick up his sleeve.
In Wait for Love, Unity and Ollivander have been soul mates for all of Unity’s life, but they haven’t seen each other for the last 8 years. When Unity is given the chance to return to Ollivander, the two must come to terms with the changes in their relationship and what that means for their future.
Today we’re going to talk about the two ARCs that I owe BookSirens a review for. I had 90 days to read The Elements of the Crown and I really took advantage of that. To the point that I think I’ve read and reviewed 2 other books since receiving it. There’s No Such Thing As The Perfect Guy came out earlier this year, but I can’t say I was too interested in it before I came across it on BookSirens.…
