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Gadrella by Tricia Gardella – Review by Ayla Eddy

GadrellaGadrella by Tricia Gardella
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

A super cute story about a witch named Gadrella. Everything has always been the same year after year. Desiring change Gadrella gets to work. With changes made she meets back with the other witches. Some are scared at her arrival with everything different but with some time the others are excited to join in her changes.

The story is absolutely adorable. The pictures throughout the book are stunning and match with the story. The cutest bedtime read!

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The Viper’s Bloodline Awakened (The Gods’ Scion Series) by Winnifred Tataw – Review by Tausha Treadway

The Viper's Bloodline Awakened: The Fifth Book in the Urban Fantasy series The Gods' ScionThe Viper’s Bloodline Awakened: The Fifth Book in the Urban Fantasy series The Gods’ Scion by Winnifred Tataw
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

The Viper’s Bloodline Awakened (The Gods’ Scion Series) by Winnifred Tataw. This is the 5th book in the series and I highly recommend reading these in order to better understand the story line and characters. At least read the 4th book before this one to really be able to enjoy this story. Its so fast paced and will keep you flipping pages late in the night. Its an urban fantasy, action story that that will take you on many different adventure that include magic, mystery, secrets, curses and of course betrayals. The story is about a Queen who can’t trust anyone and one of her children is supposed to be next in line for the Crown but of course someone shows up and says they are the rightful heir. This man claiming to be the rightful heir will stop at nothing to get the crown. The Queen is beside herself because she doesn’t know who she can trust and finds out there are few and far between. This is such a fast paced read and it will have you flipping pages late in the night. This one will stick with you for days after reading and in my opinion that is the sign of a really good book!

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Cam Creates a Hero (Courage Tales Series) by Dagmara Sitek – Review by Dawn Daughenbaugh

Cam Creates a HeroCam Creates a Hero by Dagmara Sitek
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

5 Stars
Cam Creates a Hero (Courage Tales Series) by Dagmara Sitek

What a wonderfully written children’s book that children of any age can enjoy. My heart is so full of love and happiness for Cam and his friends. Cam is a foster kid who gets very upset watching the news about a little girl who was being treated right. Cam drew a Picture of a robot and they decided to build it to try and help save the girl. It didn’t work but that doesn’t stop Cam from believing in the robot and himself enough to write a little book. This book teaches to show courage be brave and never give up among so many other life lessons. My son is six and he took in every single word. We loved this book and the lessons we learned. We highly recommend reading this cute little book. We look forward to reading more from this Author.

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To be a Fae Rogue (Realm Chronicles Series) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Michelle Marlow

To be a Fae Rogue (Realm Chronicles Book 4)To be a Fae Rogue by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is book 4 in this series. You need to read them in order for the story to make sense. I truly love this series and am always eager to read more by this author. Tatiana is trying to remain hidden while everything is happening but this is testing her patience. Once again you could feel yourself really feeling with the characters, something I always love about this author’s writing. I cannot wait for the next but also am terrified (excitedly) how it will end.

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To be a Fae Rogue (Realm Chronicles Series) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Tara Johnson Barnes

To be a Fae Rogue (Realm Chronicles Book 4)To be a Fae Rogue by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

To be a Fae Rogue is Book Four in the Realm Chronicles Series. If you have not yet read the rest of the series, I highly recommend that you do as the previous books will introduce you to the characters, give you their back stories and provide information that leads up to this latest installment. It is a fantasy book full of danger, action, drama, tension, mystery, hope, love, friendship, and family. Everyone believes that Titania is dead which allows her the opportunity to pursue things that she was unable to do in the past. To protect the Fae realm and those she loves Titania feels that it is best to remain hidden. However, evil does not rest, and she must fight to protect those she cares about. Titania is an interesting character that puts the needs of others before herself and is willing to make great sacrifices to protect those that she cares for.
The author is done an amazing job of creating the magical and intriguing Fae world. A great story about the battle of good versus evil that was hard to put down.

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Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith – Review by Tausha Treadway

Sarge: Going DeepSarge: Going Deep by PhD Ledwith
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Sarge: Going Deep by Stuart Ledwith. This is the continuing story of Sarge that we have met in Misson 3047 and in this book we really get in depth about Sarge’s character. In this book we find out more about Sarge’s strength, determination and military background. Sarge was a Navy Seal and a very good one then he met the woman of his dreams and married her. After that he moved to the United States and became a part of the “mission”. We learn about Sarge’s personal struggles, his investigations, his space exploration and his top secret missons. This book will keep you flipping pages trying to keep up with all the action. Its not one to be read quickly, you need to savor it. Its a fast paced, sci fi, action story that will keep you flipping pages all thru the night. I highly recommend reading these books in order. We meet new characters in this book but we also catch up with characters from before. Such a great sci fi, action read.

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To be a Fae Rogue (Realm Chronicles Series) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Jennifer Ramos

To be a Fae Rogue (Realm Chronicles Book 4)To be a Fae Rogue by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I’ve read the previous three books in the series so it is such a great, welcoming feeling coming back to a series I enjoy and characters to reconnect with once again. Seeing Queen Titania grow from a timid young girl to a determined leader making tough decisions has been an amazing journey and to see what is next to come in this story has allowed her to grow more in the dire situations she faces. Caring deeply of the fate of the fae realm and humans, she keeps herself hidden from Sonia and hoping it will help with the catastrophic occurrences. She feels entangled in keeping people safe from further harm. Readers can see her continued growth as a leader and woman.

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The Fixer (Fall River Series) by G. K. Brady – Review by Jenni Bishop

The Fixer (Fall River, #2)The Fixer by G.K. Brady
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

3.5 – 4 stars

The Fixer” is an entertaining novella in The Playmakers series. It’s a quick read and features an enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy with wit, humor, and banter that had me laughing out loud.
Charlie is incredibly frustrated thanks to one maddening big city girl. Just the sight of her gets him going in more ways than one.
Joy just wants to leave it all behind and never look back, as it’s a reminder of a past full of heartbreaking pain. But one irritating man is making it more difficult.
Can these two find a middle ground? Will Charlie recognize her pain and help her through it, or will he walk away?
This fun, slow-burn romance is full of chemistry and sizzling tension that is palpable. Grab a copy and get lost in the ups and downs, as well as the mayhem and madness that ensues.
G.K.’s stories are fun, flirty, and sexy, making them a great way to retreat for some much needed “me” time.

Reviewed by @jennadb

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The Man Who Dealt in Death (The Colton Fen Series) by Marlena Frank – Review by Jenni Bishop

The Man Who Dealt in DeathThe Man Who Dealt in Death by Marlena Frank
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

4.5 stars
I recently heard a lot of good things about this author and decided to see for myself. I’m glad I did, because she is a great storyteller. “The Man Who Dealt in Death” is the first book in the paranormal series “The Colton Fen series.” It’s set in 1893 in the wild west town of Peridot, which is hiding a dangerous secret. The book is a unique blend of genres, and Marlena has done a fantastic job weaving them all together. The world she has created is fascinating. I enjoyed the three main characters and their adventures as they come together to stop the creature beneath the town. If you’re a fan of paranormal stories with werewolves, demons, cowboys, sharp-shooting actresses, and a touch of horror, danger, adventure, and suspense, then this book is for you. If her other books are as good as this one, then count me in!

 

Reviewed by @jennadb

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It’s Cool To Be Kind by Shermaine Perry-Knights – Review by Jenni Bishop

It's Cool To Be Kind: A Children's Book on Kindness and FriendshipIt’s Cool To Be Kind: A Children’s Book on Kindness and Friendship by Shermaine Perry-Knights
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

4 stars
Kindness is an important value to teach children from a young age, but it seems to be lacking in today’s world. Although this book is intended for children aged 7 to 9, the lesson is important for everyone. Being kind doesn’t cost anything, and it brings about positive feelings. It opens up opportunities for developing social connections and strengthening friendships, which come in many shapes and sizes, whether you are young or older.

“It’s Cool To Be Kind” not only offers a story but also includes games for children to enjoy at the end of this engaging picture book. It is a book worth sharing.

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Gadrella by Tricia Gardella – Review by Jenni Bishop

GadrellaGadrella by Tricia Gardella
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Gadrella is a charming tale with beautiful and colourful illustrations that bring this story to life. The message within is to be yourself no matter what, which is an important lesson that I have instilled in my children, grandchildren, and will pass on to my great-granddaughter when she is old enough. It’s okay to be different.
This cute tale follows Gadrella, a 300-year-old witch who knows what she wants and makes no bones about it. She is bold, fun, and an inspiration to all those fledgling witches out there. Gadrella is a fun children’s picture book.

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The Viper’s Bloodline Awakened (The Gods’ Scion Series) by Winnifred Tataw – Review by Amanda Swindle

The Viper's Bloodline Awakened: The Fifth Book in the Urban Fantasy series The Gods' ScionThe Viper’s Bloodline Awakened: The Fifth Book in the Urban Fantasy series The Gods’ Scion by Winnifred Tataw
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The Viper’s Bloodline Awakened is the 5th book in The Gods’ of Scion Series. I read this one as a stand alone and was a little confused at character’s connections at times so I would recommend reading the previous books before this one. I was able to follow the storyline easily enough and there is plenty of action to keep you turning the pages. The Viper’s Bloodline Awakened is full of interesting magic, drama, war, and Gods. Tensions as exposed truths threaten to break family ties. Arcelia is caught in the middle of the dilemma and unsure who to trust, while still trying to save everyone. The characters are so complex as their loyalties are tested, and morals come into play. There is so many mythological elements, well written and convincing, that I enjoyed this more than I thought. I was invested with the way the author crafted the world and characters and adds a level of immersion you don’t always find. I will be going back to read the other books and possibly changing my rating once I can relate to the characters a bit more. Overall, this was a great story and a dark fantasy adventure that I am happy I traveled.

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The Man Who Dealt in Death (The Colton Fen Series) by Marlena Frank – Review by Kerry Baker

The Man Who Dealt in DeathThe Man Who Dealt in Death by Marlena Frank
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

When I started reading this book, I was expecting it to be quite a dark and intense fantasy story. And yet, what I got was much more entertaining and really pulled me in right from the word go. The characters are what this book is all about. The dynamic between the three of them was brilliant, but I also connected with each of them individually.
The story is jam packed full of intrigue, adventure and fantastic writing! It really did take me by surprise in the best possible way, which for me is worth 5 stars! I would highly recommend this book.

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Tasha and the Biologist (A Better Man, Book 2) by Amy Q. Barker – Review by Kerry Baker

Tasha and the Biologist: A Heartwarming Small Town Birding Romance (A Better Man Book 2)Tasha and the Biologist: A Heartwarming Small Town Birding Romance by Amy Q. Barker
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Tasha and the Biologist is a lovely romance about two characters who weren’t sure if they were ready to love someone again, but couldn’t deny their connection. I thought this was such a nice story and I easily found myself rooting for the characters to overcome their past and find a way to be together. I became invested in them and really wanting their HEA.
This author is one I found myself reading every now and again and, when I do, I always wonder why I haven’t read more. Her work is always enjoyable, with great characters and an interesting story. This book is exactly the same and is one I can say I have thoroughly enjoyed.

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Night Sweats and Hockey Nets (Hot Flash Hookups Series) by Sylvie Stewart and Marika Ray – Review by Lisa Helmick

Night Sweats and Hockey Nets (Hot Flash Hookups #3)Night Sweats and Hockey Nets by Marika Ray
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Great story connecting these two! I enjoyed hanging out with them as they meet, greet and learn how to be together. There is humor, sincerity and lots of skating in this book. My favorite thing is that he is Russian. Has Russian euphemisms and language translation that add some fun to the story. I love Chloe and all her experiences. From former hockey player to teacher to coach she rocks at everything she does. Plus her adorable relationship with her Dad made me smile. Secondary characters add so much to this one. His team and family as well as her parents and teammates of her Dad’s team. Put them all together and this is one well rounded story.

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Detective Dylan and the Thief of Camp Leaf by M.J. Murray – reviewed by Vicki Shelton

Detective Dylan and the Thief of Camp Leaf (A Youth Sleuths Chapter Book Series 3)Detective Dylan and the Thief of Camp Leaf by M.J. Murray
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a very well written book for kids. I love that it covers honesty, the importance of telling the truth and teamwork. The fact that there is a character who is wheel chair bound and able to participate just adds to the quality of the story and the importance of inclusiveness. Thank you M.J. Murray.

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A Safe Place Philly Heat book 6 reviewed by Amanda Gee

A Safe Place (Philly Heat series, #6)A Safe Place by Becky Flade
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The story of Kat, Madison and Nate is a perfect balance of sadness and joy. The care and patience shown for Kat by both Madison and Nate knowing she is going through an impossible situation was glorious. Madison, with her own horrible past, was the adult all foster kids need in their life. She’s caring, patient and kind. Understanding of the needs of Kat. She puts Kat first no matter what. Nate, Kat’s older brother, also puts Kat first. He shows such concern for his little sister and puts her first no matter what. Of course there is everything to love about Bravo, that puppy is the puppy everyone needs.

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Love and Fate (A Braebeach Rockstar Romance) by Loriana Cappello – Review by Trista Baldwin

Love and Fate (Braebeach Rockstar #2)Love and Fate by Loriana Cappello
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Passion and destiny are intertwined in this page turner. The way that Tommy and Angie are depicted makes you feel like you are in the story with them, throughout the highs of love and the lows of living as celebrity. Intense and authentic with so many moments that leave you breathless or pull at your heartstrings. If you’re looking for emotion and unexpected twists you don’t want to miss out on this read.

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A Safe Place (Philly Heat Series) by Becky Flade – Review by Jennifer Gordon

A Safe Place (Philly Heat series, #6)A Safe Place by Becky Flade
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Another enjoyable and engaging novel in this exciting series. In this gripping romantic suspense story fifteen year old Kat is the witness to a gruesome murder. Maddi O’Hara is the social worker tasked to provide emergency housing for Kat, who is thought to be a flight risk. Whilst Maddi is hopeful to reunite Kat with her older brother Nathaniel, it soon becomes clear that Kat is in danger. The man the police are looking for is hunting Kat, and Maddi and Nathaniel put their own lives at risk to protect her. Nathaniel finds that he is falling in love with Maddi, but with the danger from the murderer escalating they may not get a chance at a life together. I was hooked from start to finish by this fast paced story with plenty of unexpected twists and turns. The characters and the setting came vividly to life through the descriptive narrative, making me feel immersed in the storyline. I have enjoyed the previous five books and recommend reading all six books which currently make up the series!

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Gadrella by Tricia Gardella – Review by Jennifer Crain

GadrellaGadrella by Tricia Gardella
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This enchanting tale follows Gadrella, a witch who has spent three centuries ensnared by tradition, until a spark of inspiration prompts her to take control of her narrative and embrace change.

As Gadrella revolutionizes her potions, upgrades her mode of transportation, and redefines her wardrobe, readers witness the evolution of a character who symbolizes resilience and the pursuit of new possibilities.

One of the standout aspects of Gadrell* is its exploration of the impact of individual choices on the community. Gadrella’s journey serves as an inspirational mirror, reflecting the potential for one person’s actions to ripple outward and influence others.

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Productivity is Power: 5 Liberating Practices for College Students by Hillary Rettig – Review by Dr. Anya Schultz

Productivity is Power: Five Liberating Practices for College StudentsProductivity is Power: Five Liberating Practices for College Students by Hillary Rettig
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book had really great tips to help students and professors excel in the college environment. As a college professor, I am always looking for ways that my students (and myself) can improve to work smarter not harder. Throughout the book she provides exercises to do in relation to many of her topics – I think this is a great tool to use in the classroom. There were so many tips to include but there were a handful that I immediately found interesting or useful. Her Idea behind procrastination was really interesting. She states that procrastinators are not lazy but the correct attitudes and habits for being productive haven’t been learned. Procrastination today is one of the biggest issues I see in my students. Her ideas on unproductive vs quasiproductive were also interesting because quasiproductive is something I tend to do. This idea that you are feeling productive but in reality it is an illusion really struck a cord with me. I do this mentality often, and in the end it is because I don’t want to be seen as unproductive, but what needs to get done I don’t want to do. One thing that I tell my students often is in her section on “Working on the Right Stuff”. She says “remember that the goal isn’t to study, it’s to learn”. Students forget this often because many just want to move on and have the mentality to just get through. The last thing I will mention is her chapters on learning the art of failure and success. I think many people see failure as something negative, but in reality it is a necessity to be able to grow and more forward. I found this book to be very beneficial – and you don’t have to be in college or work at one to find value in it.

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The Viper’s Bloodline Awakened (The Gods’ Scion Series) by Winnifred Tataw – Review by Kerry Carr

The Viper's Bloodline Awakened: The Fifth Book in the Urban Fantasy series The Gods' ScionThe Viper’s Bloodline Awakened: The Fifth Book in the Urban Fantasy series The Gods’ Scion by Winnifred Tataw
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is the fifth book in the The Gods’ Scion series. These are urban fantasy adventures with so many elements such as gods, danger, deception, political, family ties and deception. As this is the fifth book in the series I do really recommend reading them in order as they follow on from each other and if you just jump straight into this story you may become confused about the characters, their connection and the story up to this point.
This is a engaging story that held my attention from beginning to end. There is so many twists and turns that I could never tell where the author was leading us, the story telling was so good that I lost track of time reading this book.
This is a story about a family trying to survive in a world where everyone is trying to take their position. Queen Riva and her family have been trying their best to support and protect their people. When a man arrives claiming to be the rightful heir to the throne Queen Riva and her family need to work together to stop this stranger taking over.

Arcelia has her own problems as secrets have been kept from her by Rodrick. The one person who she is supposed to be able to trust and depend on and she now finds out he’s been keeping things from her. Things that she needed to know. Can they work through their issues and become strong to support both of their families. And what with Arcelia do? How far will she go to protect her family and the people she cares about?
This story is full of magic, gods, lies, secrets and intrigue which means I couldn’t put it down. This author never fails to impress me with the immersive world building and story. I can’t wait to read more.

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To be a Fae Rogue (Realm Chronicles Series) by Tricia Copeland – Review by Rose McCaskey

To be a Fae Rogue (Realm Chronicles Book 4)To be a Fae Rogue by Tricia Copeland
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Good story with a lot of detail. It’s interesting the way it combines fae, archangels, vampires, witches, humans, werewolves, and other supernatural beings. I didn’t read the previous books so I it took me a minute to understand what had happened in previous books but the writer did a good job of adding tidbits in that help you understand what’s going on. I really like the characters and the way their relationships are with each other.

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Productivity is Power: 5 Liberating Practices for College Students by Hillary Rettig – Review by Kristin Boutelle

Productivity is Power: Five Liberating Practices for College StudentsProductivity is Power: Five Liberating Practices for College Students by Hillary Rettig
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Overall, this book is very well written and is very easy to understand. There is a lot of research and cited sources on this topic, and it’s very awesome. Once you read this book from start to finish, you will have a better understanding of what you can do to improve yourself in the areas you need help in. I love how the author explains everything simply so we all understand the topic. If you have trouble overcoming procrastination, then this book is for you.

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Productivity is Power: Five Liberating Practices for College Students by Hillary Rettig – reviewed by Vicki Shelton

Productivity is Power: Five Liberating Practices for College StudentsProductivity is Power: Five Liberating Practices for College Students by Hillary Rettig
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Hillary Rettig has done a fantastic job organizing this amazing and helpful book! I only wish it was available when I was younger. I especially appreciate that she covers the differences socioeconomic status and cultural upbringing effects individuals as well as “disempowering circumstances.” This book has offered me an extraordinarily powerful skillset. This is a perfect ally for the intended target age group.

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Whisper (The Entian Curse) by Kay Ross – Review by Shelly Kittell

Whisper (The Entian Curse, #1)Whisper by Kay Ross
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What an amazing story. It’s weirdly fascinating once you get used to it. It took me a minute to realize where it was going once I started but I was quickly captured into the story. It’s qutie intriguing, mysterious and will keep you locked in until the end. It has a nice flow to it. I can’t wait for the enxt story.

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The Man Who Dealt in Death (The Colton Fen Series) by Marlena Frank – Review by Shelly Kittell

The Man Who Dealt in DeathThe Man Who Dealt in Death by Marlena Frank
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book takes you on a wild adventure. I loved who it was both intriguing and also very engaging. I was riveted right from the start. What an awesome story. I love the supe stories and this a new twist for me. The characters were fascinating and relatable. It was a totally entertaining story. I would love to see some more.

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Gadrella by Tricia Gardella – Review by Shelly Kittell

GadrellaGadrella by Tricia Gardella
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

What a cute story. Gardella hasn’t seen any changes in 300 years. She wants to start some changes so she does it herself with her costume, transportation and the food she takes. The others have the fear of change but she helps them see that change can be good. I liked the message that was taught and how it ws taught. I can see it also helping to start some conversations when used as a family storytime book. This a winner in my eyes. I will be getting this sfor my littlest granddaughter to remind her to not be afraid to instigate change if its needed. It also has colorful pictures. Perfect for it’s target audience.

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The Viper’s Bloodline Awakened, The Gods’ Scion Series, Winnifred Tataw, Review, Itsy Bitsy Book Bits, YA, Fantasy by Joanne Ellis

The Viper’s Bloodline Awakened by Winnifred Tataw plunges readers into a gripping fantasy world of serpentine betrayal, curses, and long-buried family secrets. In this latest installment, the stakes are raised as the royal families of Rodrick and Arcelia clash in a battle steeped in magic and intrigue. The tension is palpable as the unraveling of dark truths threatens to destroy the foundations of loyalty and trust that have held Rodrick’s family together for so long.

Tataw expertly weaves a complex web of intrigue, where each revelation deepens the conflict and propels the characters into morally grey territory. Rodrick’s family, once seemingly bound by loyalty, finds itself splintering as secrets from the past rise to the surface, challenging their bonds and exposing hidden vulnerabilities. Arcelia, who has always been a strong, determined protagonist, now faces an even more daunting task—navigating a world of treachery, magic, and deceit. Her internal struggle is compelling, as she grapples with whom to trust, even as she edges closer to darkness to save those she loves.

The novel’s exploration of both mortal and divine forces adds layers to the story, making the stakes feel all the more significant. Tataw’s portrayal of deities and their role in mortal affairs is intriguing, blending mythological elements with human emotion, which gives the narrative a rich depth. The world-building, as always, is immersive, with Tataw’s vivid descriptions bringing the magical realm to life and ensuring that readers are fully engrossed in the escalating conflict.

Thematically, The Viper’s Bloodline Awakened is a study in loyalty, trust, and the destructive power of secrets. Arcelia’s journey forces her to confront the darkness not only in others but within herself, and this internal exploration gives the novel an emotional core that resonates throughout the high-paced action. Readers are drawn into the dangerous politics between the royal families, where power struggles and betrayals abound, keeping the tension high from start to finish.

Tataw’s writing shines through with dynamic characters, intense dialogue, and a plot that unfolds at a brisk, gripping pace. Fans of the series will find this book a worthy continuation, filled with dramatic twists and emotional stakes that leave readers questioning where true loyalties lie.

In sum, The Viper’s Bloodline Awakened is a thrilling and suspenseful fantasy novel that pulls readers deeper into the mystery and magic of Rodrick and Arcelia’s world. With its intricate plot, richly developed characters, and themes of power, betrayal, and redemption, Tataw delivers a captivating read that will leave fans eagerly awaiting the next chapter in this epic saga.

The Viper’s Bloodline Awakened (The Gods’ Scion Series) by Winnifred Tataw – Review by Ayla Phipps

The Viper's Bloodline Awakened: The Fifth Book in the Urban Fantasy series The Gods' ScionThe Viper’s Bloodline Awakened: The Fifth Book in the Urban Fantasy series The Gods’ Scion by Winnifred Tataw
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Oh wow, where to start. This is the fifth instalment in The Gods’ Scion series and Winnifred Tataw’s creativity at weaving intricate stories continues to awe me. While I did read the previous book, The Sisterhood of Secrets, I have not read the first three books yet. That said this book will be very confusing if you have not at least read the fourth book as I personally would have been lost if I hadn’t. The events of this book are directly related to the fourth book and are mentioned many times without detail being given to explain what happened. Once again, the author gives us multiple perspectives giving more details and building the side plots as well as the overarching story of the series.
From Faye, Arcelia’s mom, choosing her daughter over her family. Rodrick dealing with nightmares of losing Arcelia, and the warning that the demon king Ryton’s spirit lives on. To Rona wanting time with her siblings and the arrival of a new one and another surprise. This instalment will leave you on the edge of your seat trying to race through the pages and find all the answers. That twist at the end had me shocked and speechless, only to read End. I instantly fell into a book hole cold and lost with my mouth wide open in stunned shock. I cannot wait for the next book to find out what will happen next and if it’s possible for a happy ending in this series in anyway. With each new book more twists, secrets, betrayals, heartbreaks and surprises pop up leaving you guessing on what will happen next.

When the bloodline awakens no one is safe. Destinys will change.

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