Hi Rekindlers!
Just a quick update as to why there has not been a new episode two Mondays in a row, but we are back on track and ready to rekindle Quicksilver with you.
The candles are lit, the shadows are stirring, and your favorite bookish witches are back with a hauntingly beautiful story for spooky season. This year’s Halloween special dives into Phantasma by Kaylie Smith — a gothic fantasy filled with grief, ghosts, and crazy magic.
This week on Rekindling The Pages, things are getting colder, bloodier, and way more emotionally confusing in Yvelia. Join us as we unravel chapters 21–25 of Quicksilver by Callie Hart, where Saeris and Fisher’s dynamic goes from battle tension to post-hookup chaos faster than you can say “Annorath mor.”
In this episode of Rekindling the Pages, we dive headfirst into Chapters 16–20 of Quicksilver by Callie Hart, where things go from “mildly concerning” to “emotionally unhinged” in record time. Saeris and Kingfisher continue their chaotic dance of power, mistrust, and entirely inconvenient tension — featuring slashed paintings, magically enforced bedrest (yes, that’s a thing now), one very smug fox, and a forge that’s becoming the bane of Saeris’s existence.
We break down the nightmare that opens Chapter 19, the psychological warfare disguised as flirting at dinner (Ren deserves hazard pay), and the mounting pressure of Saeris’ impossible relic-making task. There’s also talk of cursed swords, war camps, and Carrion’s… questionable spa day.
This week we dive headfirst into the chaos, revelations, and razor-edged flirtations of Chapters 11 to 15 of Quicksilver by Callie Hart — and trust us, it’s a ride. From Everlayne’s corset crimes and Kingfisher’s uninvited breakfast date to Saeris’s runaway act, a screaming haunted forest, and a bar full of creatures who can’t stop yelling Sarrush, this stretch of chapters delivers drama, danger, and just enough sexual tension to power a small city.
The deeper we go into Quicksilver by Callie Hart, the darker (and sharper) things get. In this episode, we dive into Chapters 6–10 , where Saeris gets a crash course in Fae politics, divine drama, and chaotic family reunions. From the shimmering halls of the Winter Palace to the wrecked forge of forgotten Alchemists, secrets spill fast: the gods aren’t gone, King Belikon has major tyrant energy, and the infamous Kingfisher might just be more dangerous when he’s charming.
We’re diving headfirst into the chaos of Quicksilver by Callie Hart. In chapters 1–5, Saeris steals shiny golden bling, Hayden does his best “hold my beer” impression in front of thirty guardians, and Queen Madra proves she’s the worst dinner host ever.
Oh—and Saeris? She screams, bleeds, melts daggers with her brain, and meets Death himself (who, spoiler, is unfairly attractive). Buckle up, because this book wastes no time throwing us off the deep end—literally into a pool of molten silver.
We’re kicking off a brand-new series on Rekindling the Pages: author spotlight Rekindling the Author! (Yes! More new things!)
In this first installment, we sit down with Richard Pinheiro-Rivera, author of The Blessed Three—the first book in his epic fantasy series that will span ten novels (with Book 7 releasing this December).
We talk about the spark that inspired the series, the challenges of writing such a saga, the characters that leapt off the page, and the emotional themes at the heart of this story. Spoiler-free! (kinda)
You can find Richard on social media as @richierocksout for more info about him and his books!
Link to his first novel:
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Welcome to the very first episode of our new monthly series, Throwback Bookshelf — where we dust off the books that defined our teenage years and revisit them with our fully-formed adult brains, higher standards, and just a little bit of chaos.
This month, we’re diving fang-first into Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead, this series that had us shipping forbidden romances, dreaming about dhampir training, and spiraling over Strigoi drama back in the early 2000s. We’re talking nostalgia, teen obsession, and whether this book actually holds up—or if it was simply a fever dream powered by glitter eyeliner and bad decisions.
It's the end of the storm! We wrap up our coverage of Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros, and we dive headfirst into the chaos, heartbreak, and shadow-fueled mayhem of chapters 61 to 66. From wyvern battles at Medaro Pass and the emotional gut punch that is Quinn’s final stand, to Imogen’s raw grief, Violet’s impossible choice, and Xaden going full Shadow Daddy, this finale has everything—rage, sacrifice, and just enough hope to leave us destroyed but grateful.
🚨 Chapter 56–60 of Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros is a nonstop emotional rollercoaster with dream-stabbing wakeups, surprise deadlines, and oh yeah—Mira’s throat getting SLICED. We’re talking dreamscapes, dragon-scale clues, villain monologues, battlefield chaos, last-minute saves, and Violet unlocking her inner tactical gremlin. Buckle up, because this episode is wrath-fueled, dagger-flinging, and absolutely unhinged. 💀⚡🐉
Chapters 51–55 of Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros bring chaos, heartbreak, and… a steamy foot bath?? Violet’s zapping wyvern from the sky, dodging priestesses, and making rune magic sad-girl-style—because oh yeah, Andarna peaces out with her shiny irid fam. Tairn gets skewered, Xaden catches boulders like it’s cardio, and Theophanie crashes the party with death and divine ultimatums. Grief hits hard, but Mira hits harder, dragging Violet out of bed and into battle-ready mode. And just when we thought Xaden was the sunshine to Violet’s storm… a prophecy plot twist has us spiraling. Again. Grab your sparring gear and your tissues—this one hurts.
Violet’s sore, Xaden’s spiraling, Sawyer’s mud-diving at 4 a.m., and the chair? Did not consent. From political chaos to dream-walking drama, chapters 46–50 of Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros bring spice, shadows, and signet surprises. Someone please send snacks. 🐉💔🛁
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Violet crashes a dragon family reunion, gets roasted by ancient Irids, and learns she’s unknowingly failing a cosmic exam. Meanwhile, Xaden’s soul is cracking, Andarna’s heart is breaking, and Ridoc is just trying to hold everyone together. From jungle confessions to sky-diving maneuvers and spooky seamstress mail, Chapters 41–45 of Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros bring the chaos, the heartbreak, and the dragon drama.
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One minute it’s cake, the next it’s chaos. Garrick drops, Violet enters her villain era, and Xaden channels his inner TV doctor. Faris? Caught. Ridoc? Stabbed-ish. Mira? Full royal guard mode. Then it’s off to Zehyllna, where party games come with death penalties—RIP Trager. Violet levels up as a leader mid-trauma while dragons nap nearby like it’s not all on fire. Just when we think we can breathe? Surprise! Giant ancient irids crawl out of the beach and say “hey.” Totally normal.
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Things get brutal, bloody, and wildly awkward this week as we dive into chapters 31 through 35 of Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros. From gladiator-style trials and dragon-sized ultimatums to emotionally loaded dinners and surprise mom reveals, the squad has no peace. Violet faces impossible choices, Xaden declares war on political matchmaking, and Garrick? Well… he really should’ve skipped dessert.
We’re talking temple tests, shady alliances, found family vibes, and one seriously poisoned slice of chocolate cake. Join us as we unpack the chaos, the character growth, and the emotional landmines in these pivotal chapters.
The tension is sky-high this week as we dive into chapters 26 to 30 of Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros! Join us as Violet and Xaden’s diplomatic dinner turns into a full-on fight scene (because of course it does), shadows snap necks, Andarna shows off her very careful panther-handling skills, and Courtlyn learns why you don’t mess with dragon riders.
But wait—there’s more! Family secrets come crashing into the mission when Aaric makes his surprise entrance (sorry Halden ), Mira keeps dropping half-truths, and the squad heads into Unnbriel where trial by combat isn’t just tradition—it’s policy. Also: jungle humidity, magical rocks, awkward sister talks, and one very tense wake-up call in the clearing.
In this episode, we dive into chapters 21 through 25 of Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros, where things go from tense to ahem very intimate—and then right back to politically complicated. We’ve got high-stakes flights, awkward exes, territorial shadows, secret bookshop brawls, forbidden information, and one extremely broken table. Violet and Xaden finally give in (yes, finally), but not without plenty of heartache, heat, and hallway interruptions from the squad. Oh, and King Courtlyn? He’s making power plays we absolutely do not trust.
In this episode, we dive into chapters 16–20 of Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros —where power surges, trust fractures, and certain characters (you know who) keep making bold, questionable choices. We’re talking emotional reunions, risky flights, and just enough chaos to make our dragon-loving hearts race. Spoilers, theories, and shadow-drenched banter await!
Things get feral in Chapters 11–15 of Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros. Andarna’s a rare chaos dragon, Violet’s knee taps out, and Xaden’s giving broody professor with bonus forbidden make-outs. Jack spills creepy venin tea, Jesinia drops archive bombshells, and Xaden mops the combat floor with half the class. Oh—and Article Eight? Officially ruining lives.