Meghan Cooper

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Book Reader • Critic • Content Creator • Marketing & Communications Higher Ed • Mega #Geek. My therapist says I'm very self-aware. she/her/ya’ll https://jamonkey.com

3⭐I started THE IRON HEX and then took a pause because it wasn’t holding my attention. It finally picked up though and I was more invested in the story once things started to unravel. Witches, zombies, and political intrigue, oh my. I think book two will end up being really…1/2 #BookSky

The Iron Hex rating 3 stars

4⭐This world and magic continue to fascinate me. TIDES OF FORTUNE is your typical quest across the lands with a found family. I would have liked to had more magic and adventure in this one but it was more about character development. #BookSky Thanks Macmillan Audio for ALC.

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5⭐A perfect ending. I love the growth of our FMC and how she is working through the mental block of her magic. The wider plot of two religions stoking war due to a man's perversion of the True Religion speaks to an endless battle that we still deal with today. #BookSky

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I have been devouring the Throne of Khetara series. If you love Egyptian stories with prophecy, dark magic, and mummies, you don’t want to miss this series. It has multiple POVs with characters who are prophesied to cross paths for the greater good. #BookSky 📚

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This was a sweet second-chance romance with a marriage of convenience. I love a hopelessly obsessed and possessive man. Student Union has a plus-sized FMC who is struggling to make ends meet with a trust fund MMC who were long-time best friends growing up because her mom #booksky

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4.5⭐️I didn’t want to hit pause on the A Trial of Fate audiobook. The slow-burn fated-mates bond was too delicious. The story's plotting was an interesting choice. Much of the climactic character building happens early in the book. 1/2 #BookSky

A Trial of Fate audiobook cover

Ever wonder what it would feel like to be dropped into your favorite fantasy book series that you know better than any fandom forum? That’s what happens to Maggie in This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me. The book reads like a LitRPG at the beginning, with the self-awareness of knowing what will happen 1/2

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5⭐ The queen of dystopians is back with this genre-blending masterpiece! Seek the Traitor's Son has immersive world-building and clever plotting, so it doesn’t feel bogged down by too much information. It pairs with an action-packed plot that made this book fly by. #booksky

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The little girl in me who wanted to be an Egyptian archeologist really enjoyed Daughter of Egypt. It bridges two major concerns for both errors. For Evelyn, it was the ethical findings being left to the Egyptian people to learn from and share their heritage, being a woman in a

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5✨Wow, I loved Starlight Heir, but Queen of the Night Sky just made this duology one of my all-time favorite reads. This series has so much great world-building and cultural significance layered into an immaculate magic system that is so unique to any fantasy book I’ve read. #BookSky 🪐📚🌶️📚

Starlight Heir and Queen of the Night Sky by Amalie Howard

4⭐ I liked this Heirs of Organized book more than Weaponized. It takes the multiple mob families ties deeper. The series is interconnected so well. The “he falls first” nuggets also make it fun to watch Liam win Taryn over. Her independence is refreshing in an FMC. #BookSky

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Avatar: Fire and Ash was unnecessarily long and only progressed the story by introducing a new villain, giving Quarich feelings, and making Spider breathe. If you watched the trailer, you saw the whole movie. It was the same as The Way of Water but with the Ash tribe. #AvatarFireandAsh