Do Yourself a Favor and Read “There Will Come a Darkness”
Occasionally a book will come along that absolutely knocks me off my feet - a book that makes me want...
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“Crown of Coral and Pearl” Review: Beautifully Written But Needs to Slow Down
Mara Rutherford's stunning debut, Crown of Coral and Pearl, is a richly detailed fantasy full of drama and political intrigue that...
Book Review: “Rage” by Cora Carmack
Enemies are closing in and Aurora's lies start to unravel in Rage, the second book in Cora Carmack's Stormheart trilogy. This...
Book Review: “Beasts of the Frozen Sun” by Jill Criswell
There is a lot of potential in Beasts of the Frozen Sun by Jill Criswell. It's got the kernels of a...
A Fulfilling Conclusion to an Epic Tale in “Vow of Thieves”
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....
Fans of ATLA Will Love “The Rise of Kyoshi”
I got into Avatar: The Last Airbender late but I absolutely loved it, and diving back into the world is...
Hatch a Plot with “The Storm Crow”
For my return to my regularly scheduled reading list, I read The Storm Crow by Kalyn Josephson. The Storm Crow is...
Pride Reads: “Let’s Talk About Love” by Claire Kann
When I realized that my list of books for Pride Reads was a little lopsided in favor of one part...
“Aurora Rising” Is Like The Expanse But with Teenagers and Aliens
Fan of The Expanse and missing it during this seemingly never-ending hiatus? Like YA books? You might want to pick up Aurora...
Cultures Clash in “The Sword and the Dagger” – An Adequate Adventure
The Sword and the Dagger by Robert Cochran has a tantalizing premise and a beautiful cover, but the story is...