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…
Dawn of Chaos and Fury: By Melissa K. Roehrich (Book Review)
Dawn of Chaos and Fury by Melissa K. Roehrich marks the final installment in the Legacy series, and it arrives with the weight of expectation…
We Who Will Die: By Stacia Stark (Book Review)
We Who Will Die is Stacia Stark’s ambitious entry into an epic romantasy that blends gladiatorial spectacle, political intrigue, and morally…
Snake-Eater: By T. Kingfisher (Book Review)
T. Kingfisher’s Snake-Eater is a spare, unsettling novel that places a single woman and her dog in a remote desert town and slowly turns…
Tailored Realities: By Brandon Sanderson (Book Review)
Tailored Realities takes a completely different approach to storytelling—short, sharp narratives focused on powerful single ideas rather than…
Crowntide: By Alex Aster (Book Review)
Alex Aster’s Crowntide arrives as the fourth entry in the Lightlark Saga and feels like a powerful, cinematic crescendo.
The Seven Rings: By Nora Roberts (Book Review)
With The Seven Rings, Nora Roberts closes the door on The Lost Bride Trilogy—and it doesn’t whisper shut.