Did I have plans tonight? Yes.
Did I cancel them the minute I got an eARC of the new Singing Hills novella? Also, yes.
Did I have plans tonight? Yes.
Did I cancel them the minute I got an eARC of the new Singing Hills novella? Also, yes.
4.5/5
Cleric Chih finds themself in the middle of a story instead of the one telling the stories. This novella had more of an element of horror than the others in the series as monsters reveal themselves and Chih begins to ask questions. It was a really good read, and I continue to love this series.
My theme for April is novellas and audiobooks, since I know once my baby arrives in the next week or two I won't have the time or focus for any other kind of reading.
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Did I just get this? Yes. Did I just devour it? YES. In this book we're back on the road, but instead of listening to stories, this time we are living through one. I found this change really interesting. It def made it more exciting and the TENSION. I couldn't put this down! Very horror-esque. Now idk which is my fav, this one or book2! I am curious about the young Lord tho. Will that ever be expanded? Hehe
New shelf made for this called BRUHHH
It's one of those months where I'm thinking... mm, maybe I could go for a blackout? #BookSpinBingo
Anyway, I received a copy of The Brides of High Hill to review via Netgalley, and devoured it almost right away because I love Nghi Vo's work. I missed out on one thing in the story that was probably explained or implied, so I need to go back and take a peek at that again, but it all came together really well. If a bit gruesomely...