Anthologies
This is part of the weekly meme over at the Caffeinated Reviewer, where book bloggers can share the books they’ve read and share what they have got up to during the last week.
Himself had the week off work. So we made a list of chores we wanted to get done and have managed a fair number of them. Notably, tidying and reorganising the bookshelf in our room – Amari keeps running across the books stacked on it and has brought down several volumes. Himself also sorted out his clothes and now has two bin liners of tee-shirts ready to deliver to the clothes bank tomorrow. He also made a trip to the nearest electrical recycling centre with all our broken/unwanted electrical equipment, including our dead desktop computers. He also has been cutting back some of the shrubs in the garden that have got out of control and spent half a day cutting them into small enough chunks to go into our gardening bin that gets emptied once a fortnight.
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Injuries are the lot of a young lord. Mostly you can grit your teeth and keep going, so your rivals don’t realise your vulnerability. The exception is wing tears. Whatever you do, don’t ignore them. Or try to fly until they’re fully healed
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I spotted this offering on the Netgalley dashboard and was immediately drawn in by both the intriguing premise and Olivia Atwater’s name on the cover. I very much enjoy her writing – see my reviews of Half a Soul and The Witchwood Knot. I’m also a sucker for a good steampunk adventure – would this one fulfil my expectations?
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Can’t-Wait Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted at Wishful Endings, to spotlight and discuss the books we’re excited about that we have yet to read. Generally they’re books that have yet to be released.
This week’s Can’t-Wait offering: The Bookshop Below by Georgia Summers
Release date – 20th November, 2025
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I enjoyed Jacka’s Alex Verus series. See my reviews of Fated (Book 1), Veiled (Book 6), Burned (Book 7), Bound (Book 8), Fallen (Book 10), Forged (Book 11) and Risen (Book 12). And I was absolutely blown away by the first book in this series – An Inheritance of Magic and also enjoyed An Instruction of Shadow, the second book. So when this one came out, it was a no-brainer that I’d get hold of a copy, though this time around it was the audiobook.
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