Knife Skills for Beginners: By Orlando Murrin (Book Review)
"Knife Skills for Beginners" by Orlando Murrin is a debut culinary mystery that intertwines the art of cooking with a gripping whodunit.
The Resurrectionist: By A. Rae Dunlap (Book Review)
"The Resurrectionist" by A. Rae Dunlap is a compelling debut novel that masterfully intertwines historical fiction, gothic horror, and a…
Heavenly Tyrant: By Xiran Jay Zhao (Book Review)
"Heavenly Tyrant," the sequel to Xiran Jay Zhao's acclaimed "Iron Widow," continues the saga of Wu Zetian as she navigates the treacherous…
North Is the Night: By Emily Rath (Book Review)
"North Is the Night" by Emily Rath is a compelling fantasy novel that intertwines Finnish mythology with a tale of friendship, resilience, and love.
What It’s Like in Words: By Eliza Moss (Book Review)
Eliza Moss's debut novel, What It's Like in Words, offers a profound exploration of love, identity, and self-discovery.
This Inevitable Ruin: By Matt Dinniman ( Book Review)
"This Inevitable Ruin," the seventh installment in Matt Dinniman's acclaimed Dungeon Crawler Carl series, propels readers into a labyrinth of…
The Last Hour Between Worlds: By Melissa Caruso (Book Review)
Melissa Caruso's The Last Hour Between Worlds introduces readers to a richly imagined universe where reality is layered, each stratum more…
The Ride of a Lifetime: Lessons Learned from 15 Years as CEO of the Walt Disney Company: By Robert Alan Iger (Book Review)
"The Ride of a Lifetime: Lessons Learned from 15 Years as CEO of the Walt Disney Company" by Robert Alan Iger offers an insightful journey…
Under the Oak Tree, Vol. 1: By Suji Kim (Book Review)
"Under the Oak Tree, Vol. 1" by Suji Kim is a compelling blend of romance and fantasy that has captivated readers worldwide.
Why Psychological Horror Books Are Scarier Than Monsters?
Why is psychological horror often scarier than tales of monsters and gory mayhem? Let’s dig deep into the reasons.
The Housemaid’s Wedding: By Freida McFadden (Book Review)
Freida McFadden's novella, "The Housemaid's Wedding," serves as a concise yet impactful bridge between the second and third installments of…
Ushers: By Joe Hill (Book Review)
Joe Hill's short story "Ushers" delves into the enigmatic interplay between fate and mortality, presenting readers with a narrative that is…