Wreck: By Catherine Newman (Book Review)
Wreck: By Catherine Newman will resonate most with readers who are drawn to novels about ordinary families facing extraordinary pressure.
The Hitchhikers: By Chevy Stevens (Book Review)
Chevy Stevens is best known for tightly wound psychological thrillers that turn ordinary settings into pressure cookers. In The Hitchhikers,…
Freeing the Wild: By Paisley Hope (Book Review)
Freeing the Wild by Paisley Hope lands squarely in the sweet spot between steamy romance and tender emotional recovery.
The Restoration Garden: By Sara Blaydes (Book Review)
Sara Blaydes’s The Restoration Garden is a quietly moving novel that folds a wartime past into the present through the slow, tactile work of…
And Then There Was You: By Sophie Cousens (Book Review)
Sophie Cousens’ And Then There Was You arrives like a warm, witty rom-com played out on the page, but it isn’t only about meet-cutes or clever…
I, Medusa: By Ayana Gray (Book Review)
Ayana Gray’s I, Medusa is a bold retelling that takes a figure long relegated to the margins of myth and gives her interiority, agency, and a…
The Things Gods Break: By Abigail Owen (Book Review)
The Things Gods Break is the second instalment in Abigail Owen’s The Crucible series, and it brings readers right back into the turmoil left…
The Scammer: By Tiffany D. Jackson (Book Review)
Tiffany D. Jackson’s The Scammer lands as a tense, emotionally charged young-adult thriller that builds its power through psychological…
Blackthorn: By J.T. Geissinger (Book Review)
J.T. Geissinger’s Blackthorn is a novel that mixes romance with supernatural unease, and it does so with unapologetic boldness.
How Fantasy Books Are Evolving
How fantasy books are evolving today can be seen in the explosive rise of romantasy, the growing demand for diverse voices, and the embrace of…
The Strength of the Few: By James Islington (Book Review)
The Strength of the Few By James Islington proves that fantasy sequels can be brave without losing coherence or emotional impact.
Nash Falls: By David Baldacci (Book Review)
Nash Falls stands as a powerful introduction to what promises to be another compelling David Baldacci series.