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.
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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!
You Are My Happy Ending Review: A Heartwarming Look at ‘Schitt’s Creek’s’ Legacy
You Are My Happy Ending by Emily Garside is an intimate look into the enduring impact the show has on audiences. Read on for our review!
‘You Always Come Back’ is a Hauntingly Beautiful Tale About Family, Loyalty, and Murder — Book Review
The debut novel from Emily Smith, You Always Come Back is an an intriguing story that grips the reader right from the start. Read on for our review!
The Scarlet Alchemist Review: A Compelling, but Rushed, New Fantasy
The Scarlet Alchemist is an extremely fast-paced novel that could benefit from slowing things down. Read on for our review.
The Name Drop Review: A Cute Premise That Needs More Work
The Name Drop by Susan Lee follows Jessica Lee and Elijah Ri as they spend their summer working at Haneul Corporation’s New York City office. Read on for our review.