The Name of the Book

Hey guys, Yet another month is coming to an end and here I come with a little review of what I have read and what I will be reading on April. In March despite how busy I was I managed to read all the books that were on my TBR. Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo As I said on my latest TBR I was really looking forward to read this book as it was the conclusion to the Six of Crows duology. I ordered it online and I have it on my house just the day after and I was  really happy. I jumped right into it and as I was reading it and loving it I realized that something was missing from Six of Crows. Don ’ t get me wrong cause I have loved this book deeply. However, I liked better Six of Crows. Plus, the ending was not necessary. I ended up giving 4.5 out of 5 stars to this book and I will recommend to check my review for it, just by clicking on its title. The Harbinger by Nelou Keramati I received an ARC from Nelou in exchange from an honest review. And, to be...

Hey guys, I hope that so far 2017 is treating you right. In my case it is! Tonight I am going to see the Russian Ballet live with my best friend. Obviously, I am really excited about it. But enough about me and let´s go to the actual topic of today´s post. Last Saturday I posted an article with my favorite books of the year (you can find that one here ) and as my favorite book of the year, The Fray Theory is written by a novel author I thought it would be interesting if we all get to know a little bit more about her. Luckily for all of us Nelou Keramati was really kind and agreed to answer a few questions. Here it is the result of that. First things first, tell us about you and how you started to write. Firstly, thank you for conducting this interview, Marta! I studied Cognitive Neuroscience and Psychology as an undergraduate, and then obtained my Masters in Architecture. But it was in acting school that I really found myself, and my lifelong passion for characters and stor...