Knives as Bookmarks

   So, if any of you guys read my January new releases, you know how excited I was for this book and it didn't disappoint, well not really. So in the world of Kichona, there are warriors called Taigas who are blessed with powers by the Gods to protect the kingdom and since the Blood Rift Rebellion, the kingdom has been prosperous and peaceful. This book has duel perspectives between Sora and Daemon, two apprentice warriors on the cusp of graduating. Sora is top of the class and excels at using her Taiga magic, while her gemina, Daemon, is much more proficient at hand to hand combat. When they are assigned to a simple scouting mission, they come across an odd camp of mysterious soldiers and they decide to infiltrate the camp in order to prove themselves. Once they infiltrate they learn that peace may soon end for their kingdom and that they Gods blessed powers are no match for their potential opponents.    So let's get into what I loved and didn't love and by the way

 I'm slowly running out of things to say for these intros.                                                   Again but Better by Christine Riccio Genre: YA, Romance Release Date: 5/7 If for some reason you haven't heard about this book yet, it's about Shane who is in her final year of college and for her it's been fairly mundane and so she decides to sign up for a semester abroad in London to get the opportunity to relive her college experience.                                                  The Bride Test by Helen Hoang Genre: Romance Release Date: 5/7  So this book is set in the same world as The Kiss Quotient but follows Khai Diep, who will get irritated when people move his stuff around but doesn't feel important emotions, like grief or love. He feels like he's defective due to his autism, but his family understands that he just processes emotions differently and so his mother tries to help him find love by going back to Vietnam to find his