Anatomy of an Alibi: By Ashley Elston (Book Review)
Anatomy of an Alibi is a tense, twist-filled thriller that follows two very different women whose lives collide in the most unexpected way.
Atlas of the Heart: Mapping Meaningful Connection and the Language of Human Experience: By Brené Brown (Book Review)
When you pick up Atlas of the Heart, don’t expect a typical “self-help book.” What Brené Brown has created is much more like an emotional atlas.
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.
The First Time I Saw Him: By Laura Dave (Book Review)
Here we are with The First Time I Saw Him, and I have to admit—I was nervous picking it up. Sequels to massive hits can be tricky.
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.
The Storm: By Rachel Hawkins (Book Review)
The Storm by Rachel Hawkins is a moody, character-driven thriller that leans heavily into atmosphere, fractured relationships, and the…
The Fix: By Mia Sheridan (Book Review)
If you know Mia Sheridan from Archer’s Voice or her other emotional romances, you need to mentally shift gears before picking up The Fix.
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…
Most Anticipated Books Of 2026
Here is a rundown of the Most Anticipated Books Of 2026 that I’m already clearing shelf space for.
The Art of Spending Money: Simple Choices for a Richer Life: By Morgan Housel (Book Review)
Morgan Housel’s The Art of Spending Money is different. It’s less of a manual and more of a conversation about why we do what we do.