July 13, 2017 - MyLibraryCardWoreOut

Bookish Candle Review: Wick and Fable

July 13, 2017 in Books / Creative / Fun by mylibrarycardworeout

So I recently purchased book themed candles.

Because I was seeing them all over Instagram and I just had to get myself a set!

So after shopping around for a few weeks, for deals and the best place to purchase from, I found Wick and Fable.

They’ve been all over Instagram and they had very good reviews and were recommended highly.

So I made the choice and bought!

Bookish Candle Review: Wick and Fable

I am so happy that I did! I love these candles! Like wow!

So the first candle that I have to do a little review of is the Rhysand candle from the ACOTAR, ACOMAF and ACOWAR series which is one of my favorite series (besides the Guild Hunter Series).

Bookish Candle Review: Wick and Fable

The candle 100% smells like I would imagine Rhysand would smell. It’s so yummy. And I just couldn’t peel it away from my nose. I’m in love!

The other candle that I got is called Phoenix Tears!

Bookish Candle Review: Wick and Fable

It smells so sweet but not in a bad way! It’s got this magical kind of smell to it and I love it!

Now, if I smelt these scents in some store like Yankee Candle I would probably never buy them as they’d be connected to some silly name.

However!

These candles are based on books and just represent what they are intended to so well!

Overall these candles were so worth the purchase! Like so worth it.

One is smaller and the other is a bigger candle and I had a buy one get one half off or something like that. So it was an even better deal.

I highly recommend these candles from Wick and Fable.

They are great to just treat yourself or as a candle for another person.

Just remember to purchase in advance as they are home made so it takes some time for it to arrive!

Book Spotlight: Blades of the Fallen (Book 3 of NEXUS) by Ross Harrison

July 13, 2017 in Book Events / Books by mylibrarycardworeout

RELEASE DATE: AUGUST 1st

Blurb

– The murder changes everything. The Vanguard is supposed to protect against such violence, not fall victim to it. But even the so-called ‘Fallen’ wouldn’t kill without reason. Would they?

The murderer changes everything. The Fallen keep to themselves, living comfortably separate to other Necurians. But he is dragging them towards war. Why is he so convinced that it’s the Vanguard’s fault?

The inquisitors have changed. As teenagers, they witnessed the murder in front of their eyes. Five years later, they wield the authority of the Vanguard, and they will hunt down the killer. The motives must be uncovered. Because even the Fallen would not kill without reason. –

Brief explanation of the NEXUS series

NEXUS is a non-linear series in which every book has some kind of connection to the others. Although best read in order for more background and understanding, they each stand alone.

Author Bio

Ross Harrison is the author of novels and short stories in the realms of science fiction – specifically space opera and science fantasy – thriller, noir, and steampunk. He has been writing since childhood, and occasionally likes to revisit those old stories for a good cringe and nervous laugh. He also talks about himself in the 3rd person because it seems more professional. Ross lives on the UK/Eire border in Ireland, where he moved from England in 2001, hoping the rain will help his hair grow back.