2026 Books - March!
1. To Ride A Rising Storm, Moniquill Blackgoose (audio) - I'll be honest. This was a huge disappointment. I really loved the first book, and maybe put too many expectations on the sequel. Reading is political, and Blackgoose is not holding back. I know the history she's building on, and the messaging is important, but I wasn't in the headspace for it. Felt at times like I was pushing through a brutal history lesson instead of reading fiction. I also thought the pacing was off, and there wasn't enough of the dragons for me. While there were some moments I genuinely appreciated, overall I just didn't enjoy this read, and that makes me really sad. Not sure if I'll continue the series. 2. Nocticadia, Keri Lake - Truth - I DNF'd Lake's Anathama because it gave me the ick. In fact, my reaction was so strong that I am a bit surprised I gave her a second chance, especially because I knew this book was built around a trope ...