Thanatos and Lazarus are life and death as lovers. She is the girl who cannot die and everything he touches dies. Honestly, he was the most frustrating horseman in terms of not being willing to quit his duty for the woman he supposedly loves. He wanted Laz and also death to the entire human race and he couldn't have both. Although this is Death's book, this is also the convergence of all the other books. You get to see all the other three horsemen together and the antics of the three "brothers" was my favorite part of this whole book. It made me want just a slice of life series of them all getting along. It was also the first time the time gaps between each horsemen really gets you. I mean, the books tell you that there's a time jump each time, but you really see it in the description of the previous horsemen how much time has passed and how that has changed them. Also the like "power of the p*ssy" lives in my head rent free now.

Oh, Ropa, Ropa, Ropa! It was so interesting to try to see where it was going. Major twists and turns in the third installment of the series. I can't believe I have to wait til November for the next book in the series. It's like a Scottish Ghostbusters vibe and I am and will always be here for it.

Book one in a new series by Kaylie Smith. I've seen this book described as smutty Danny Phantom meets a hellish Olympics/Hunger Games. I absolutely adored this book. It is great, great, GREAT spice, like HOT DAMN. Delicious. It was more than just that, though. The plot was really entertaining. The world building was really cool. The ending was a twist. When it comes down to it, Blackwell is one of my new book boyfriends. I made it to reading about level nine before immediately preordering book two in the series, Enchantra, set to drop Spring 2025.

Book two of the series, this is a classic example of he fell first mixed with Enemies to Lovers. Point blank: Miriam and War give me life. Every time he called her "wife" I think a bit of me melted. The fact that he was physically brutal with everyone but Miriam and even was overprotective of her was just... chef's kiss.. Gave off touch her and die. This one does take place in the Middle East which is wild considering the current political climate, but it ends with a happy ending so do with that information what you will.

It's the Hunger Game meets Percy Jackson. It's got forbidden romance between god and mortal. It's got the drama of the gods. Essentially every 100 years there is a crucible in which the gods all pick one champion to fight for them in a deadly Olympic games where the winner determines which god or goddess will rule until the next crucible. Lyra, a thief in the order of Hermes, gets chosen by Hades as his champion, which throws the entire game into chaos because Hades never plays. Not to mention, no one wants him to win because he is the king of the Underworld and people don't know what would happen if he wins. That would be too much power. This book is so fast paced that I couldn't put it down. It is the first book in a series so I am chomping at the bit for book 2. If you enjoyed the song God Games from EPIC, you'd probably like this book, because it feels like that on crack.

My Lady Jane is about the Lady Jane Grey, the 9 days queen of England. However the Lady Janies are very upfront that this is not normal history like in your textbooks and they've rewritten it as they see fit. We go through the POV of Jane, her eventual husband G (he's a horse), and Jane's cousin King Edward. If you're coming into this from the tv series, it does not match up perfectly, but I found this to be a fun read and I enjoyed it.

It was a book of super cool takes on the myths from Norse legends. It was easy to digest and read, and very entertaining. I already loved Loki because of Marvel, but these made me love him even more because he is literal chaos.

The Philosophy of Tolkien