Clytemnestra Tells a Story That Finally Does the Mythological Heroine Justice — Book Review
Clytemnestra by Costanza Casati grabs you from the moment you begin reading without letting go through its entirety. Read our review.
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So Witches We Became Review: A Powerful YA Novel About Channeling Female Rage
So Witches We Became is a gripping novel that also succeeds as a horror tale. It just needs a bit more witchy magic to compel us completely. Read our review.
‘Made for You’ is a Sci-fi Mystery Thriller That Challenges What it Means to Be Human — Book Review
Made for You by Jenna Satterthwaite is a sci-fi mystery thriller that challenges what it means to be human. Read on for our review of this must-read novel.
The Sins on Their Bones Review: A Casually Queer Royal Fantasy
The Sins on Their Bones takes the reader on a journey through complex emotions as one man tries to gain back what he lost while learning to love again.
The Prisoner’s Throne Review: The Reluctant Could-Be King
The Prisoner’s Throne is the highly anticipated conclusion of The Stolen Heir duology. Read on for our review of the book by Holly Black.
The Diablo’s Curse Review: A Fun, Magical Island Adventure
Gabe Cole Novoa’s latest outing, The Diablo’s Curse, takes us on the adventure of a lifetime and gives us an ultimate message of love, hope, and identity.
A Tempest of Tea Review: Stop in for Tea and a Heist
A Tempest of Tea is a decent introduction to a new duology. Read on for our review!
The Counterfeit Countess: A Remarkable Story of Courage and Compassion — Book Review
The Counterfeit Countess by Elizabeth B. White and Joanna Sliwa is a remarkable story of one woman’s courage and compassion. Read on for our review.
Freshman Year Review: A Funny, Hopeful, and Deeply Relatable Take on College
Freshman Year by Sarah Mai is a funny, relatable, heartfelt, and nostalgic graphic novel that will appeal to anyone who has been through college or is currently navigating higher education. The semi-autobiographical story focuses on Sarah as she graduates high school and moves away from her small town in Wisconsin to attend college at the…
Most Ardently Review: A Beautiful Trans Spin on a Classic
Most Ardently: A Pride & Prejudice Remix by Gabe Cole Novoa turns the Jane Austen classic on it’s head in the queerest way possible. Read our review for more!
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