Welcome to Elcarium - A bookish realm for the obsessed (and to be obsessed)

Hey there readers..
Hola, aloha (erm that's the only way I know how to say hello, anywhoo)if you've somehow wandered  into this part of the internet and found me in my girl cave (I swear I didn't get lost, and no, I'm not a cave girl..... yet), welcome to Elcarium — a space made for those of us who get overly attached to fictional characters, obsess over tropes, consider “just one more chapter” an outright lie and have TBR piles taller than us.

Here, I’ll be sharing
  • Book recommendations
  • Trope breakdowns
  • Themed lists
  • Reviews
  • And all the chaos that makes your reader heart beat faster.

  Whether you love morally grey heroes, misunderstood villains, cinnamon roll mages, forbidden slow burns (the slow burn will really burn), or dark romances with just the right amount of chaos (maybe even more....... muhahahaha) this is your spot.

Expect men who'll make you feel all giggly and sunshiny with their cuteness or psychopathic tendencies, and females that'll make you go 'my diva is a female version of a hustla' — you’ll find something here for you (and maybe, build your own harem along the way).

I created this space not just to talk about books (more like rant) but to build a world where every post, list, and blog is an invitation to dive deeper. Into stories. Into obsession. Into Elcarium.

So stay. Explore. Save your favorites. And most importantly — let’s talk books.

Welcome to the madness.
Welcome to the chaos.
Welcome to Elcarium 
*Sprays a handful of pixie dust and disappears*

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