• WOTN Review: Calculated Risks by Seanan McGuire

    WOTN Review: Calculated Risks by Seanan McGuire

    It’s time to hop back into the world of Cryptids and the supernatural in Calculated Risks. This is the tenth novel in Seanan McGuire’s InCryptid series. And the second novel follows Sarah Zellaby, one of the younger Price members. Read more

  • Review: Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro

    Review: Klara and the Sun by Kazuo Ishiguro

    I can’t believe I nearly missed this novel! This one might have passed me right on if not for my book club. If you love science fiction with a speculative edge, you’ve got to read Klara and the Sun, written by Kazuo Ishiguro. Read more

  • Review: Forging Silver into Stars by Brigid Kemmerer

    Review: Forging Silver into Stars by Brigid Kemmerer

    Series: Forging Silver into Stars #1Author: Brigid KemmererPublisher: Bloomsbury YAReleased: June 7, 2022Received: Own Have you ever read a single book by an author and decided then and there that you would grab all their books when given a chance? That’s what happened to me with Brigid Kemmerer. I’m kind of behind on the game… Read more

  • Review: The Writing Retreat by Julia Bartz

    Review: The Writing Retreat by Julia Bartz

    If there’s one thing The Writing Retreat got right, it’s the atmosphere. This was such a chilling and fascinating read. It was like a puzzle to solve, only with a lot more stress and tension! If you’re looking for a book with many twists, check out The Writing Retreat. Read more

  • Review: Violet Made of Thorns by Gina Chen

    Review: Violet Made of Thorns by Gina Chen

    Okay, so I’ve been looking forward to Violet Made of Thorns for a few months now, and boy, it did not disappoint! I love dark fantasy, twisted prophecies, and magical politics. This book has all of that – and then some. Read more

  • Review: Piñata by Leopoldo Gout

    Review: Piñata by Leopoldo Gout

    Yikes! Piñata is one heck of a read, guys. It’s dark and thrilling yet painfully grounded in history. Leopoldo Gout did a brilliant job of tying supernatural horror with the horror that stems from humanity, weaving the two together until you cannot tell where one begins and the other ends. Read more