The 22 books I read in February 📚 February reading wrap up

But, I also really enjoyed this and reading this after reading the series, yeah, it felt like going home again when you just said goodbye. Because I just said goodbye to the series, but then I was like, "No, I get to go and see them all and see snippets into what happened after the stories or other points of views from stories I've already read."

I really enjoyed the plot reveals, the ending where it went. It kept me on my toes and I think it was a really fun read.

I did enjoy book two, but I think book one I preferred and I gave that like four stars.

I did enjoy book two, but I think book one I preferred and I gave that like four stars. So, this was a three-star for me. I was glad to wrap up the series.

This is a 4.5 star series for me just because some of the books took me longer to read than I expected, and I think that always takes me out of getting that five-star feeling, but it's a five-star universe and series for me, but this one is 4.5 stars. I think each book was very strong, very consistent.

But, this was one where the first like 80% of the book I thought was a strong 4.5 star and it was the ending that did tip it over for me being a five-star because I did not see that coming. I thought I knew what was coming and could predict where it was going and it really caught me off guard.

And, I do think it is kind of forgettable, not memorable for me personally. So, it was a two-star because I didn't DNF it. The start, I did want to DNF it.

I really >> >> like the way that this author wrote this book, and I said in my reading vlog that I was surprised I was highlighting so many quotes for such a short story, but I want to go back and read and add some of this author's other stuff to my TBR because I think I'm going to really appreciate the way that he writes, but this was also one of my favorite reads of the year so far.

I read Half Sick by Kate Golden, and this was 4.5 stars. I think this is Kate Golden's best work to date, my favorite book of hers.

But because I again I have read so many books like this, it was a 3.5 star just because I have read so many books similar to this. But, it's more of like a comfort genre subgenre for me that I enjoy reading. And, it was really quite straightforward and fun to read.

So, I would recommend reading the whole series. They're quite short, fun, a little bit spicy books. Well, book two was quite spicy, but they really I really like reading Diana Grace's books and I really like her writing.

If you're just looking for something fun, fast-paced, equal balance of fantasy and romance, nothing too huge to understand and follow, great chemistry between our characters, bit of spice, I think that these books are really fun. So, I do enjoy them.

The Long Game was my last five-star read before this one and Dagger Mouth, I think, was my 70th book that I had read after The Long Game.

I did not know what was going on in the first like 35%. It took me a while to wrap my head around, but when I did wrap my head around it, I was kind of hooked. I thought that this was going to be at least a four-star.

If you're just looking for something fun, fast-paced, equal balance of fantasy and romance, nothing too huge to understand and follow, great chemistry between our characters, bit of spice, I think that these books are really fun. So, I do enjoy them.