Shield of Sparrows: By Devney Perry (Book Review)
Devney Perry, renowned for her contemporary romance novels, makes a remarkable foray into the romantasy genre with Shield of Sparrows.
Parents Weekend: By Alex Finlay (Book Review)
Parents Weekend by Alex Finlay is a gripping thriller that delves into the complexities of family dynamics, secrets, and the lengths parents…
The Man Made of Smoke: By Alex North (Book Review)
The Man Made of Smoke by Alex North is a haunting psychological thriller that delves into the lingering effects of childhood trauma and the…
A Curse Carved in Bone: By Danielle L. Jensen (Book Review)
A Curse Carved in Bone by Danielle L. Jensen concludes the Norse-inspired fantasy romance duology, Saga of the Unfated, with a compelling…
Silver Elite: By Dani Francis (Book Review)
Silver Elite by Dani Francis is a compelling debut that blends dystopian intrigue with a slow-burn romance, set in a world where psychic…
Are Cliffhangers Good or Bad?
Do cliffhangers actually make stories better? Are Cliffhangers Good or Bad? Or do they frustrate audiences into disinterest and resentment?
Author-Led vs. Publisher-Led Marketing: Which Sells More Books?
In this blog, we’ll dive deep into both author-led and publisher-led marketing strategies, explore real-world examples.
The Missing Half: By Ashley Flowers and Alex Kiester (Book Review)
The Missing Half by Ashley Flowers and Alex Kiester is a gripping psychological thriller that delves into the haunting world of unsolved…
My Friends: By Fredrik Backman (Book Review)
Fredrik Backman's 2025 novel, My Friends, is a poignant exploration of friendship, grief, and the transformative power of art.
The Tenant: By Freida McFadden (Book Review)
Freida McFadden, renowned for her gripping psychological thrillers, returns with The Tenant, a novel that delves into the unsettling dynamics…
When the Wolf Comes Home: By Nat Cassidy (Book Review)
When the Wolf Comes Home by Nat Cassidy is a riveting horror novel that intertwines supernatural elements with profound emotional depth.
What is Utopian Fiction in Literature?
In literature, utopian fiction offers readers a glimpse into a world that has seemingly solved humanity’s deepest problems—poverty, war,…