Every single series I am in the middle of (& if I want to continue)!

It is like one of the best series I've ever read. I feel like I talk about this all the time, but we are following Kell set in a world with London where there are different realities of London and Kell is one of the few people who can travel between those realities. One of the best magical worlds I've ever read about.

I've got to be prepared for some heartbreak. The topics he writes about I'm extremely sensitive to and I think they're really worth reading about, but like you definitely have to go in when you're emotionally stable.

And I actually really, really enjoyed the gothic vibes of this because it is such a gothic academic kind of book. It is a vampire dark academia, heavy on the dark and I definitely took an approach to vampires that I've never seen in a fantasy book before. So, I really liked that element of it.

Like the key little details that happened in Fourth Wing for Iron Flame, and therefore Iron Flame was a quite boring for me.

To be honest, I was really intrigued with the whole political and magical system in this being based off Egyptian mythology and how that was integrated into the political system, I thought was fascinating. I actually also enjoyed romance, because it was a slow burn romance.

For me, I liked it. I thought it was a really fun plot twist. I didn't see it coming at all.

I actually enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I was going to, but I haven't really thought about this book since I read it.

The Ragpicker King fully blew me away. Like, I don't know if I read it expecting a lot of hype. I think cuz I went in with just like, ", I just need to tick this off and like get up-to-date with this series."

I don't love the first book and I've been very vocal about that. I even did a reread recently, like via audiobook. Still didn't love it, but I have high hopes in the rest of the series and I recently purchased the rest of the series.

It is a very whimsical kind of haunting atmosphere, but I loved it. It was so good.

I just thought it was kind of your classic generic fantasy book. Kind of liked the characters, but again wasn't super connected to them, so I'm not like super intrigued to see what happens, and I also guessed a lot of the plot twists that I feel like really make this book.

I thought this was a great start to a new series, a start to a adult fantasy series. We've got magic wands, a really unique fantasy world. I really enjoyed it.

Now, I read this one recently and honestly, it's probably the best Romantasy I've read recently. As I said, I just haven't been like as drawn to Romantasy, and I just haven't been enjoying them as much, but this was like so much fun.

If you've read Sword Catcher, the first book was very much like setting up the world, setting up the politics, and getting a baseline and understanding of all our characters and everything like that. But, it was nothing amazing.

I actually enjoyed this, okay? When I read it, I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I was going to. It kind of gives vampire romantasy vibes.

Since reading it, I think I gave it like a pretty high rating when I read it. I have like kind of thought back to it and I was like, "Oh, there were quite a few plot holes in this." I purely loved it for the vibe.

You guys know, I'm a Rachel Gillig fan. I love her books so much. She's the most atmospheric, beautiful writer, , and I cannot wait to continue this series.

I have read the first two books in this series and was absolutely emotionally distraught over both of them, and yes, I will be continuing to the third one.

I'm a little bit confused with this one because I enjoyed it. I thought it was fun, but again, it was nothing incredibly standy-outy to me.

I am loving the Stormlight Archive. I love it so much.

This has truly like quickly become one of my favorite series ever, and the next book isn't coming out until 2027, I don't think, but I will easily be continuing this. This truly just blew me away and put a whole new level to high fantasy for me.

Now, I started this one this year and really fell in love with it. I loved this.

Now, I read this and surprisingly did not enjoy it at all. Like, I love Sara A. Parker, don't get me wrong, but this was just so not my cup of tea. There was so many elements that I didn't like about it.