Stephy's Ramble

Tittle: The Iron Queen Series: The Iron Fey Author: Julie Kagawa Genre: YA, fiction, fantasy, paranormal, fairies, romance Pages: 384 Publisher: Harlequin Teen Format: Paperback Time to read it: 4 days Language: English Rating: 5/5 “The Iron Queen” id the third book in the “Iron fey series by Julie Kagawa, a series I started years ago an that I was pleased to return to get into. The series follows Megan Chase a half human, half fairy, daughter of the summer king Oberon. The fey folk have been in danger for a long time since a new kind of fey start appearing, the iron fey, which glamour is mortal to the fey folk. Megan killed the last Iron king and absorbed his power, however she and Ash have been exiled from the Nevernever. However this exiled might not be for long since they need Megan again to destroy the new Iron king who is attacking and spreading her kingdom over to the Nevernever. I really liked this book. I think it was clever and really capt

Tittle: Crash into You Series: Pushing the Limits Author: Katie McGarry Genre: YA, fiction, new adult, contemporary, romance Pages: 489 Publisher:   Harlequin Teen Format: Digital (Kindle) Time to read it: 2 days Language: English Rating: 5/5 “Crash into you” is the third companion book in the “Pushing the limits” series. This series follows different characters that had been introduced on one of the previous books but that develop their story in their book. Isaiah is now living with Noah, but nothing is going quite as planned since they are quite short on money and it would actually be much easier for Noah to start living on campus as Echo. Isaiah is pretty desperate and ends up going for a one-time race for Erik, the guy that runs the illegal business in their part of town. That race would be against Rachel Young, the typical straight A rich girl who appears in the wrong part of time at the wrong time. The race is call off midway as the cops appear. R

Tittle: Assassin’s heart Series: Assassin’s Heart Author: Sarah Ahiers Genre: YA, fiction, fantasy, romance, assassins Pages: 420 Publisher:   Harper Teen Format: Digital (Kindle) Time to read it:   3 days Language: English Rating: 5/5 Assassin’s heart is the debut novel of Sarah Ahiers a compelling fantasy novel about assassins and traitors. Lea is a Saldana the first Assassin family in the kingdom. She is in a relationship with Val, a De Viers, the second family and the richest. One night she awakens with her house in fire and her family fighting against other assassins, somehow they have found their home and have been able to get in. She escapes having to leave everyone behind even a little part of herself, and knowing only that De Viers are responsible of her family mass murder. Her only hope to fulfill her revenge is to find her lost uncle, ex-husband of the now head of De Viers family and the only that know

As I introduced last month I will be writing each month about the thins I have been doing during the past month following the currently page in my Happy planner. On February I was.... ...reading "The gamble brothers" series, as well as, many other contemporaries. I love this genre, it is my guilty pleasure, I can go to most books in this genre in no time and that made me read even more books that what I first planned for February. If you want to know exactly what I read you can read my Wrap Up and TBR for this month. ...planning my new planner. In the middle of February I decided to change up yet again my main planner set up. I changed back to rings and rediscover the personal size. I have been actually loving the new set up and caring on my planner with me. I am hoping to write about my planner line up and my planner set up this month because I am quite happy about it. ...watching "Skam" a norwegian series which I randomly discovered on Pinterest and binge wa