When the Moon Hatched

By Sarah A. Parker

543 pages

Fantasy 

So. 

Yeah. 

There was a lot I didn't like about this book. The needless word shifts (slumber-terror vs nightmare, for example...) the way that they curse just like we do. The crudity. 

But it had some interesting things about dragons?

And I did want to know how it ended. 

Not interested enough to read the sequel, whenever that happens. 

all the Mercyverse

Patricia Briggs has an ongoing novel series about a coyote shape-shifter names Mercy Thompson. She's a mechanic. She is friends with vampires, werewolves, and fae. She's a force for chaos. 

There are so many. Alpha & Omega books too. 

These are just 3 of the ones I don't own and need to return to the library today. 

A Court of Silver Flames

By Sarah J Maas 

Hardback

Out of the free bin at McKay's 

Book #5 in the series 

This book follows Nesta - the oldest sister.

It was way longer than it needed to be. The plot is super thin. There are a lot of sex scenes. 

I think I'm tired of these now. 

A Court of Frost and Starlight

By Sarah J Maas 

229 pages

This book was so pointless. 

Like no plot advancement. 

But annotations return! 

A Court of Wings and Ruin

By Sarah J Maas 

699 pages

Hardback

Book 3!

If feels... done? But there are more books.

I was enjoying this so much, and then I started getting tired of the seemingly endless melodrama, and then the plot picked up again. 

One of the most fun parts, though, were the annotations a previous reader left behind.

Okay, I don't know why the photos insist on importing sideways. 🤷‍♀️

Some NSFW below this part...

This one made me laugh so much:

At the very end:

BUT ALSO:

Bunch of swan ladies? Vassa? A girl named Briar shows up? 

More fairytales to be woven in?!