The lovely bookstagrammer @littlemeadowread tagged me in the #bearyourbookshelf tag, thank you so much sweetie! 

So here are my answers: 

The lovely bookstagrammer Read Eat Luvin (@read_eat_luv) recently read both books in the Angelheart Saga, First Came Forever and Forever Disguised, and wrote a wonderful review about the books. Some of the sweet, amazing things she said about the books was that

”Wow!!! Just wow is the word if you ask me to summarise it.”

“Annie has crafted her character so well that I could see them through the pages. I was mesmerised, terrified, petrified all at the same time.”

“The book gave me beautiful memories which will stay with me for a long time.”

Read the full review here: The Angelheart Saga by Annie Woods

My Friday reading tips this week is the wonderful third installment in the amazing and completely unique Shatter Me-series by Tahereh Mafi: Ignite Me.

The Book Bug (bookstagrammer Krutika Puranik) recenlty read and reviewed First Came Forever in a wonderful review, saying that

“This is a classic young adult read, where it shows the struggle of being naive and so in love. It’s also a perfect beginners’ read since the author has kept it simple and neat. I was intrigued by how the story ended. It has a sense of mystery and I’m curious to buy the sequel and give it a read.” 

My Friday reading tips this week is the fun, fast and cute Hex Hall trilogy by Rachel Hawkins. I highly recommend this series for everyone looking for an enjoyable, light fantasy read with a snarky Harry Potter-vibe.

I was recently tagged by the awesome 5171 Miles Book Blog to do the #skybooktag. (Guys, if you are not already following this awesome book blog, you should do it now, it's one of my absolute favorites!)

So here goes:

Today is the release day of Tailgates & Truck Dates, The Locals #1, by Haley Rhoades. Happy Book Birthday to an amazing book!

I am so honored to be part of the Tailgates & Truck Dates Release Day Blitz and to be able to share this Book Birthday with you all!

If you are not already following the amazing Ronita's Bookverse, you should head over there right away to check it out! This blog is one of my absolute favorites! I was therefore so happy and honored that Ronita wanted to do an interview with me for House West Land Readers as a part of the Indian Bookstagram League contest.

Read the full interview and find out why I love the Young Adult genre so much, my thoughts about the LGBTQ+ representation in the books and my strong belief that you should be free to love whomever your heart falls for and the right to be who you are, and so much more here: An exclusive interview with Annie Woods, author of the Angelheart Saga

The book I read this week is the much talked-about Captive Prince by C.S. Pacat. It resembles Game of Thrones quite a bit, with fights for power and dark settings, following Prince Damen who is captured by his half-brother, stripped of his identity and right to the throne, and sent to serve the prince of an enemy nation as a pleasure slave.