Fans of Mera May Want to Skip “Tidebreaker”
Art by Stephen Byrne Journey beneath the waves in Mera: Tidebreaker as author Danielle Paige introduces you to a (bland, one-dimensional) Mera...
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Touch Up Your Cosplay for “The Princess and the Fangirl”
Return to ExcelsiCon in The Princess and the Fangirl. This modern-day geekified version of The Prince and the Pauper is...
Book Review: ‘Wicked Saints’ Does a Disservice to Its Female Lead
Religion, politics, and magic are twined together in Wicked Saints, the first book in Emily A. Duncan’s Something Dark and...
A Diverse Cast Makes The Gilded Wolves Worth A Read
On the eve of the Exposition Universelle in 19th century Paris, Séverin Montagnet-Alarie, a French-Algerian treasure hunter and hotel owner,...
“The Winter of the Witch” Is a Fitting Conclusion to a Captivating Tale
Katherine Arden's stunning Winternight Trilogy comes to a masterful conclusion in The Winter of the Witch, where Vasya comes to terms...
“The Wicked King” Book Review: I Couldn’t Put It Down and Now I Pine for the Next Book
Return to the world of Faerie as Jude Duarte struggles to maintain her precarious hold on the kingdom in The...
“White Stag” Book Review: Good Premise, Poor Execution
In White Stag, author Kara Barbieri asks you to imagine a land where it’s always winter, and all of the...
“The Similars” Just Has Too Much Going On
High school is hard enough without having to deal with the clone of your dead best friend. In The Similars...
“Pride” Could Have Been So Much Better
I really wanted to like Pride. It's a modern retelling of Pride and Prejudice, which I will never not want to read,...
“Wildcard” Review: A Not-Very-Satisfying Conclusion
Warcross introduced a sleek, semi-virtual world where an international competition of VR Capture the Flag is the setting for an...