Category Archives: October Daye

“You’re here to put an end to us, and a Selkie without a skin is no concern of Faerie’s.”

Posted on Jan 6, 2020 by

Ahoy, Bookwyrms!  I’ve decided to start the new decade with a four-part series looking back at one of my favorite literary/folkloric subjects of all time: SELKIES!!!   The first three posts will be reviews — two new reads and a nostalgic favorite, … Continue reading →

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Salted caramel, with extra foam…

Posted on Oct 27, 2019 by

An October Report, of sorts. Due to Real World complications and Other Projects, I’m taking a bit longer to read the latest October Days novel than I’d hoped.  Therefore, rather than a full book review, I would like to offer … Continue reading →

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The October Report: Night and Silence

Posted on Oct 23, 2018 by

Apparently, the faeries snuck one last gift into my bag before we left the Twilight Realm. Rating:  4.89 out of 5 nasty, allergy-inducing sachets of marsh magic. The newest October Daye book, Night and Silence, is so amazeballs that the faeries … Continue reading →

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