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A Restless Truth is the second entry in Freya Marske’s beloved, award-winning Last Binding trilogy, …
As delightful and as clever as the first book on the trilogy. Tightly plotted, lots of character development all around, and thoroughly enjoyable.
A fiery restaurant owner falls for her enigmatic head chef in this charming, emotional romance. …
A really enjoyable book. It's not high art, sure, but it was a thoroughly enjoyable read, and while we might be inclined to make assumptions just based on the romance genre and the publisher, I still felt that the plot was uncertain and surprising.
What's supposed to be just a plain old summer vacation—swim, sand, and sun—takes a turn …
Content warning Minor/vague plot spoilers
Themes of loss, grief, and sacrifice, with a pretty telegraphed twist.
Following directly on from the first book, it's easy to see that the overall plot follows many of the same beats as So You Want To Be A Wizard, though differing a lot in the details.
I enjoyed the read but it didn't feel as ground breaking as #1. Still, excited to move on to #3!
As one of the few witches in Britain, Mika Moon knows she has to hide …
This is one of the few books I've read that makes me long so powerfully to live in its world (let's be honest, to be the main character.)
The story is warm and loving, the writing lively and interesting. I already miss reading this book, and I wish I could have never left.
