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Hi ForeverBookers,   I’m sorry that I haven’t posted in what feels like AGES! I’ve been reading my arc copy of “From Venice With Love” by Rosanna Ley, a contemporary novel, which sometimes went rather slowly. It was good, don’t get me wrong but it just didn’t have a real WOW factor for me, until the very end. Hence, why I could only read a certain number of pages a day. It was also very long for what it was. I don’t think it necessarily needed to be so long or that as much detail needed to be given to so many minor aspects! It’s written in an older style, I’d say with continuous, run-on sentences.  3 Stars! “From Venice With Love” is an adult novel, as there’s talk of drugs, sex and marriage problems. There aren’t any erotic scenes, as the one time a sexual encounter happens is fade to black but I wouldn’t say it’s appropriate for under 18‘s or certainly under 16’s to read. The story is set around a woman’s quest to find answers to a mystery she uncovers at her older si

Hey ForeverBookers,   How are you? I hope you're all doing well! In the month of June and early July I focused on reading The Assassin’s Blade by Sarah J Maas. I’m glad I dedicated a few weeks to reading it as it’s made up of separate novellas. If I’d just read it within the space of a week, I don’t think it would have had the same impact that it did have spacing it out.  I go into this below but I'll say here as well that I don't think it's necessary to necessarily read The Assassin's Blade first, as the author suggests. I enjoyed getting to know Celaena how she was in Throne Of Glass and Crown Of Midnight and then back tracking, but as I said I go into that below. Also sorry if there is repetition. I tried my hardest to cut that out but when you're writing over the space of a couple of weeks it's hard not to repeat certain aspects, especially if they're significant for more than one novella. My order of favourite novellas: The Ass