Mara Rutherford’s stunning debut, Crown of Coral and Pearl, is a richly detailed fantasy full of drama and political intrigue that sadly stumbles toward the end of the book and collapses under a rapidly increasing pace and cramming way too much in the last few chapters. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in […]

Enemies are closing in and Aurora’s lies start to unravel in Rage, the second book in Cora Carmack’s Stormheart trilogy. This second installment is just as thrilling as the first, expanding the world and introducing new characters readers are sure to love. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole to other websites. […]

Join Barry Allen, Oliver Queen, and the rest of Team Flash and Team Arrow in an all-new adventure from author Barry Lyga. Crossover Crisis: Green Arrow’s Perfect Shot is the first in a trilogy that finds our heroes facing a crisis that could end not just their universe, but all of them. -Read our before commenting. […]

One of the entries in DC Comics’ new middle grade imprint, DC Zoom, is Dear Justice League. With art by Gustavo Duarte and story by Michael Northrop, Dear Justice League offers a rare look at the lives of some of DC’s most famous heroes. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole to other […]

Kazi and Jase’s saga concludes in Vow of Thieves, the sequel to New York Times best-selling author Mary E. Pearson’s Dance of Thieves. Trust me when I say that you are not prepared for what is about to go down in Hell’s Mouth. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole to other websites. Linkbacks […]

They say good things come to those who wait, and Dark Age is no exception to that rule. Red Rising fans might have been frustrated with its twice-delayed publication date, but if there’s one thing I can say about this book, it’s that yes, the wait was worth it. *This Dark Age review is spoiler-free.* […]

I got into Avatar: The Last Airbender late but I absolutely loved it, and diving back into the world is a no-brainer for me. The Rise of Kyoshi, a YA novel about the origins of Avatar Kyoshi, is a wild ride from start to finish, and fans of ATLA will want to check it out. […]

After the twin disappointments of Mera: Tidebreaker and Under the Moon: A Catwoman Tale, I approached Teen Titans: Raven with some trepidation. I really want to like these DC Ink novels, and they just haven’t been pulling me in. Thankfully, I quite enjoyed Raven. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole […]

When I asked for recommendations to diversify my Pride Reads selections, Zenobia July was a title that came up multiple times. A middle grade novel with a trans protagonist, Zenobia July is a charming, honest examination of gender identity – with a mystery subplot to boot. -Read our before commenting. Do not copy our content in whole […]

When I realized that my list of books for Pride Reads was a little lopsided in favor of one part of the community, I took to Twitter asking for recs. Let’s Talk About Love, featuring a black biromantic asexual protagonist, was recommended multiple times, so I immediately bought it for my Kindle and started reading. […]