We Fell Apart: By E. Lockhart (Book Review)
E. Lockhart returns to the shimmering, shadow-streaked world that made We Were Liars a phenomenon, but We Fell Apart stands on its own two feet.
The House Saphir: By Marissa Meyer (Book Review)
Marissa Meyer’s The House Saphir arrives as a smart, atmospheric twist on a centuries-old folktale
Fallen City: By Adrienne Young (Book Review)
Adrienne Young’s Fallen City is a novel that wears its ambitions openly: it wants to be a political epic, a tragic love story, and a…
The Ascended: By Bree Grenwich and Parker Lennox (Book Review)
The Ascended doesn’t just entertain — it rattles you. Bree Grenwich and Parker Lennox crafted a world where pain shapes destiny and love…
Most Anticipated Debut Books of November 2025
November 2025 is here, and if you’re anything like me. Here’s a closer look at three of the most anticipated debut books hitting shelves this…
The Wrath of the Fallen: By Amber V. Nicole (Book Review)
Amber V. Nicole isn’t playing it safe. The Wrath of the Fallen — the fourth book in the Gods & Monsters saga
15 Most Anticipated Books Of November 2025
From epic fantasy conclusions to intimate contemporary love stories, here are the 15 most anticipated books hitting shelves this November that…
Hazelthorn: By C.G. Drews (Book Review)
CG Drews’s Hazelthorn doesn’t knock politely — it curls in like a creeping vine and refuses to be ignored.
Bonds of Hercules: By Jasmine Mas (Book Review)
Jasmine Mas storms back with Bonds of Hercules, a sequel that doesn’t bother playing nice with classical mythology.
What We Can Know: By Ian McEwan (Book Review)
In What We Can Know, Ian McEwan asks us to imagine a Britain almost unrecognizable a century ahead: submerged, fragmented, living with the…
What Fury Brings: By Tricia Levenseller (Book Review)
Tricia Levenseller’s What Fury Brings arrives as a brash, unapologetic romp through a matriarchal world where rage and power are currency.
A Land So Wide: By Erin A. Craig (Book Review)
Erin A. Craig’s A Land So Wide arrives like a slow-creeping tide: patient, atmospheric, and quietly implacable.