The 16 books that I read in February

I’ve entered my romantasy era…

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This may be one of my favourite reading months that I’ve ever had.

I’ve fallen in love with 3 new series (one I loved so much I re-read it twice) and the thing I’ve looked forward to most every day this month is curling up with my book.

Fourth Wing, Iron Flame, & Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros

I honestly feel like there was my life before the Empyrean series and my life after. I know, I know, I sound ridiculous but that’s how much I LOVED this series. I loved it so much I read all 3 books again a second time and then a third. All in one month. And I now feel LOST until the 4th book comes out.

Daydream by Hannah Grace

I’ve really enjoyed the Maple Hills series and the third and (I think?) final book didn’t disappoint. I recommend reading these in order to follow along with the found family.

Next To You and Out Of The Woods by Hannah Bonam-Young

Hannah Bonam-Young is an auto-buy author for me, I love her sweet, diverse, and swoon worthy stories that also encompass the messy realities of being human too. I preferred Next To You a little more than Out Of The Woods and would definitely recommend starting with Out On A Limb if you’re new to her work.

Heavenly Bodies by Imani Erriu

I wanted to love this book - I didn’t hate it but I didn’t love it either. It may be because it was 3rd person POV which isn’t always my favourite but this ended up just being a solid 3 stars for me. I really enjoyed the world building and the romance was solid but I just wasn’t hooked the way I was with other romantasy books this month. But I do think I’ll pick up the second book in the series when it comes out later this year - which means I did enjoy it enough to keep going with the series!

In The Likely Event by Rebecca Yarros

After feeling lost after Onyx Storm I decided to go read Rebecca Yarros’ contemporary romances and started with this one and it didn’t disappoint. It’s a military romance so I think it depends on whether or not you enjoy that setting if you’d enjoy this one or not.

Mile High, The Right Move, Caught Up, & Play Along by Liz Tomforde

I didn’t expect to love this sports romance series as much as I did this month. It reminded me of how I felt when I read the Chestnut Springs series by Elsie Silver - if you love a good dual POV romance and a found family element between all of the books then I think you may love these too.

ACOTAR, ACOMAF, ACOWAR, & ACOFAS by Sarah J. Maas

I wrapped up February by reading my way through the ACOTAR series. I will say I didn’t LOVE the first book, but I enjoyed it enough to keep going and it was definitely worth it. Especially the battle scene at the end of ACOWAR - I stayed up far too late that night finishing that book. I’m currently reading ACOSF and then I can’t decide whether to start Throne Of Glass or the Crescent City series next?

What was your favourite book that you read in February?

Until next time,

Jen