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.
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…
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.
A Monsoon Rising: By Thea Guanzon (Book Review)
Thea Guanzon's "A Monsoon Rising," the sequel to "The Hurricane Wars," continues to captivate readers with its rich Southeast Asian-inspired…
Wind and Truth: By Brandon Sanderson (Book Review)
Brandon Sanderson's "Wind and Truth," the fifth installment in The Stormlight Archive, delivers a masterful conclusion to the series' first arc.
Best Hex Ever: By Nadia El-Fassi (Book Review)
"Best Hex Ever" by Nadia El-Fassi is a debut novel that seamlessly blends romance, magic, and personal growth.
The Songbird & the Heart of Stone: By Carissa Broadbent (Book Review)
Carissa Broadbent's "The Songbird & the Heart of Stone" marks a compelling addition to the Crowns of Nyaxia series, introducing readers to a…
The Mirror: By Nora Roberts (Book Review)
Nora Roberts' "The Mirror," the second installment in the Lost Bride Trilogy, continues the haunting narrative introduced in "Inheritance."
Where the Library Hides: By Isabel Ibañez (Book Review)
"Where the Library Hides" by Isabel Ibañez is the concluding volume of the "Secrets of the Nile" duology, following "What the River Knows."
Servant of Earth: By Sarah Hawley (Book Review)
"Servant of Earth" by Sarah Hawley is a compelling addition to the romantasy genre, weaving together elements of fantasy, romance, and adventure.