The Blue Hour: By Paula Hawkins (Book Review)
In The Blue Hour, Paula Hawkins returns with another gripping thriller, this time set on the hauntingly isolated Eris Island, accessible only…
10 Most Anticipated Books of November 2024
For readers looking to find their next unforgettable story, here are 10 Most Anticipated Books of November 2024.
Morgana and Oz, Vol. 1: By Miyuli (Book Review)
Morgana and Oz, Vol. 1 by Miyuli delivers a charming, quirky mix of fantasy and humor that fans of supernatural romances will appreciate.
What Does It Feel Like?: By Sophie Kinsella (Book Review)
Sophie Kinsella’s "What Does It Feel Like?" explores a profoundly intimate narrative, as it reflects her own journey through the fictionalized…
How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and Being Deeply Seen: By David Brooks (Book Review)
David Brooks’ How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and Being Deeply Seen is a reflective and engaging guide on mastering the…
Pucking Sweet: By Emily Rath (Book Review)
"Pucking Sweet" by Emily Rath is the third installment in the Jacksonville Rays hockey romance series.
Spectacular: By Stephanie Garber (Book Review)
"Spectacular," a novella by Stephanie Garber, brings readers back to the enchanting world of Caraval, a series known for its magical…
Celestial Monsters: By Aiden Thomas (Book Review)
Aiden Thomas’s Celestial Monsters picks up right where The Sunbearer Trials left off, thrusting readers immediately into a world teetering on…
The Return of the King: How Tolkien’s Epic Conclusion Redefined Fantasy Literature on October 20th, 1955
When J.R.R. Tolkien's The Return of the King was published on October 20th, 1955, it marked not just the conclusion of The Lord of the Rings…
William: By Mason Coile (Book Review)
"William" by Mason Coile is a chilling blend of science fiction, horror, and psychological thriller that explores the dark possibilities of…
Graveyard Shift: By M.L. Rio (Book Review)
M.L. Rio’s Graveyard Shift is a modern Gothic novella that dives deep into the unsettling and eerie world of a college town's night shift workers.
So Thirsty: By Rachel Harrison (Book Review)
Rachel Harrison's So Thirsty brings a unique twist to vampire fiction, combining horror, dark humor, and a deep exploration of modern female…