• WOTN: Blood Heir by Ilona Andrews

    WOTN: Blood Heir by Ilona Andrews

    If you’re a fan of the world of Kate Daniels, you’ll be thrilled to hear that Ilona Andrews is about to transport us back there. Blood Heir is the first of the Aurelia Ryder series – set eight years after the conclusion of Kate’s tale. Read more

  • Short Story Saturday: The Candles Are Burning by Veronica G. Henry

    Short Story Saturday: The Candles Are Burning by Veronica G. Henry

    The Candles Are Burning is the sixth short in the Into Shadow series, which brought seven different authors together to tell dark tales. As with the rest of the series, viewer discretion is probably advised. Read more

  • Review: The Tritonis Venture by Daniel McMillan

    Review: The Tritonis Venture by Daniel McMillan

    The Tritonis Venture is a novel that first caught my attention thanks to that vibrant blue cover. However, what kept me invested was the promise it made: a cross between Aliens, Ray Bradbury, and Avatar. I mean, who could resist that temptation? Not I! Read more

  • Review: Paladin’s Grace by T. Kingfisher

    Review: Paladin’s Grace by T. Kingfisher

    I’ve had The Saint of Steel series on my TBR list from the moment I discovered T. Kingfisher, and man, was I not disappointed here! Paladin’s Grace is heavy-hitting, with strong emotional tones, a decent romantic subplot, plus lots of mystery and adventure. In other words, it’s exactly what I was looking for. Read more

  • Review: Veil by Dylan Farrow

    Review: Veil by Dylan Farrow

    Series: Hush #2Author: Dylan FarrowPublisher: Wednesday BooksReleased: April 26, 2022Received: NetGalley Veil is the second novel in Dylan Farrow’s Hush series, and I love this cover. I know I say that a lot, but seriously, it’s so pretty. I love the colors and the inky appearance of it. It’s perfect. Shae’s whole life is a lie. People say… Read more

  • Review: Thistlefoot by GennaRose Nethercott

    Review: Thistlefoot by GennaRose Nethercott

    Wow! Thistlefoot was such an intense read. I went into it expecting something fun and fascinating, and what I got was so much more. This is a book that isn’t afraid to get a bit dark. But it has a light and fascinating moments to help balance the story. Read more