What an amazing tool for writers of all levels. This is not a 'how to write' workbook, its a how to fit your writing into a full-time job, parenting, home ownership or school. It's also, 'how to still write with limited time, limited mental capacity and writers block.' Everyday you choose where you are physically and mentally to determine how your writing will show up for that day. Writers block? Find that worksheet and work through each step to help your writing flow again.

Fantasy is my favourite genre and These Dark Tides by B. L. Planko ticks all the boxes for me. We have a warrior FMC, Arina, who has had a rough life and is tortured by her Uncle. But that torture makes her a deadly soldier for the kingdom. We have found family with banter, friendship and loyalty (my favourite trope!) We have fae, Castles, Monsters and magic. All the delicious things that make the world easy to fall in to. Then there's Ronan, my new book boyfriend. The things

Did I finish this in one sitting? Yes, yes I did! I’ve been hanging for almost a year for the second instalment of ‘the moonlit trilogy’ and CK did not disappoint! All I can say is I hope yall better be ready for Cassie’s villain era because holy freaking hell!!!! The heartbreak I felt during this book! To the point I had to RE-READ a big portion of a chapter because at first it didn’t compute that CK would do that, but she did and it damn well HURT! 😭 That cliffhanger is ab

A Silent Siege picks up where A New War left off, and it's far from Silent. It's louder, more chaotic, and even more hypnotic. I loved A New War, but I think I may love A Silent Siege a teeny bit more. The Magic system becomes more alive as the FMC becomes more powerful and inherits more of it. I loved the teleporting between realms, the ever changing Auras, and the 4 crystals have me extremely intrigued. It was hinted on within this book and looks to carry over to book 3. I