The Forest King’s Daughter Review: A Delightful Surprise
The Forest King’s Daughter by Elly Blake is an exciting entry into the YA Romantasy space. It’s cinematic, intriguing, and a lot of fun. Read our review.
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Sunrise on the Reaping Review: Same Devastation, Different Games
Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins is a devastating, long-awaited account of Haymitch Abernathy. Check out our 5-star review!
The Bones Beneath My Skin Review: Found Family with Action and a Sci-fi Twist
TJ Klune’s The Bones Beneath My Skin is an entertaining action-adventure science fiction novel that works because of the charismatic heroine. Read our review.
‘Assume Nothing’ is a Quirky Thriller with ’90s Nostalgia — Book Review
Joshua Corin’s Assume Nothing lives up to its title as an unpredictable page-turner set in the ’90s. Read on for our review.
‘Winter Harvest’ Review: Good Bones, Poor Execution
‘Winter Harvest’ is a myth retelling that doesn’t completely live up to the standards of those that set the bar. Read our review to find out why.
Alter Ego Review: A Thrilling New Mystery About Modern Comic Book Industry Woes
Alex Segura returns to the world of comics for Alter Ego, a contemporary sequel to his 2022 novel Secret Identity. Read on for our review.
Steeped in Myth, ‘Medusa’ is a Solid Retelling That Doesn’t Offer Much to the Cannon — Book Review
With prevalent themes of sisterhood and inner strength, Medusa also asks this question of its readers: What really makes a monster?
The Bog Wife Review: An Engrossing Appalachian Gothic Tale
The Bog Wife by Kay Chronister is a captivating tale of family secrets and a must-read for fans of modern Gothic literature. Read on for our review.
The Serial Killer Guide to San Francisco is a Fun, Atmospheric Thriller — Book Review
The Serial Killer Guide to San Francisco combines three murder mysteries in one, wrapping it all up in some complex family drama. Read our review.
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.