Operation Bounce House: By Matt Dinniman (Book Review)
Operation Bounce House throws you into a brutal future where a peaceful farming planet suddenly becomes the battleground for Earth’s latest…
The Astral Library: By Kate Quinn (Book Review)
At its heart, The Astral Library follows Alexandria “Alix” Watson, a young woman scraping by in Boston while juggling dead-end jobs and…
The Sun and the Starmaker: By Rachel Griffin (Book Review)
Right from the first pages, The Sun and the Starmaker sweeps you into a rugged, snow-covered world where survival hinges on an almost mythical force.
Dawn of the North: By Demi Winters (Book Review)
Dawn of the North arrives as a loud, bristling exhale — the kind of third act that makes everything that came before feel necessary.
Queen of Faces: By Petra Lord (Book Review)
The story of "Queen of Faces" follows Anabelle “Ana” Gage, a trans girl trapped in a failing male body, struggling to survive in a society.
Graceless Heart: By Isabel Ibañez (Book Review)
Graceless Heart thrusts you into 15th-century Italy, where art, magic, and political danger all mix in a heady Renaissance brew.
The Swan’s Daughter: By Roshani Chokshi (Book Review)
When I picked up The Swan's Daughter, I wasn't quite sure what to expect.
Something Wicked: By Falon Ballard (Book Review)
Something Wicked by Falon Ballard is a glossy, high-concept romantasy that throws a dethroned prince and a Gifted courtesan into the same room.
Katabasis: By R.F. Kuang (Book Review)
R.F. Kuang’s Katabasis is a book that wears its ambition on its sleeve — part academic satire, part mythic descent, part strange-magic journey.
An Arcane Inheritance: By Kamilah Cole (Book Review)
Some stories draw you in with spectacle. Others pull you closer by whispering secrets. An Arcane Inheritance by Kamilah Cole belongs firmly to…
The Isle in the Silver Sea: By Tasha Suri (Book Review)
Reading Tasha Suri’s The Isle in the Silver Sea feels less like consuming a standard fantasy novel and more like listening to a secret…
Better in Black: By Cassandra Clare (Book Review)
Better in Black isn’t about saving the world—it’s about understanding the people who live in it. Cassandra Clare uses short fiction to slow…