Love, Bread And Books,

As soon as I saw I had the opportunity to get an ARC of this book via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review I jumped at the chance. (especially since it had been on my to read list for a while.) I have read Adrienne Young's Sky in the deep and as it was an absolute masterpiece I was certain that Fable would be too. I read this in a little over a day, the book contains some dark elements but not to the point that reading is harrowing or painful, it is the perfect amount to make for a good story, the characters are spectacular each with their own quirks and dark pasts. This tale is a sea-adventure following a young girl, fable four years after the death of her mother and her father abandoning her on a cutthroat island. It follows her and the crew of the marigold as she finally finds a place to belong and people to call family. It's a relatively light read, dark aspects aside, and you will be completely submerged into the storyline right until the very end where SHIT GOES DOWN. I am beyond eager for the second instalment and truly cannot wait to get my hands on it.

Crown of Midnight will have you reeling throughout and never more so than at the very end.

After years of hearing about this series and being one of the very few who have yet to read it I finally got my hands on it courtesy of a lovely friend. I had initially feared I would not enjoy this as much as I enjoyed ACOTAR because of the fact that it was started at age 16 and I had reservations about its content being more fit for a younger age group. Now, having read it I realise how truly wrong I was. Sarah J. Mass is nothing if not a genius and a spectacular writer. I cannot fathom the amount of blood, sweat and tears that were poured into this book and definitely not at such a young age! Truly marvellous. If you are amongst the minority (like I was) and have yet to read this, then I suggest you get your hands on it ASAP. Throne of Glass will have you on the edge of your seat for its entirety, with no will to put it down, and if you do find yourself putting it down, I guarantee you will be picking it back up mere moments later. The storytelling is extraordinary, the plot dark and twisted. You will find yourself guessing as to what might happen often, speculating as to who is killing off her fellow contestants, and what greater evil may be at play here. Throne of glass is undeniably gripping and magnificently told, with an abundance of characters you will come to love and love to hate. Further, it is tailored to a great many audiences, whether you love fantasy kingdoms, mystery, secrets and plots, or drama, gore and bloodshed, Throne of Glass provides it all.