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Short Story Saturday: Undercover by Tamsyn Muir
Undercover is the fifth short in the Into Shadow series by Amazon Original Stories. I’ll confess it’s also one of the reasons I wanted to read the series. I adore Tamsyn Muir (thank you for Gideon, Harrow, and Nona) and will read anything else she writes. Read more
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Review: Rosebud by Paul Cornell
Author: Paul CornellPublisher: Tor.comReleased: April 26, 2022Received: NetGalley Please consider picking up Paul Cornell’s Rosebud for those seeking a book that will force creative and thought-provoking conversations. It will do all of this and so very much more. It takes identity, humanity, and other concepts. Who better to run a ship off on an extended… Read more
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Review: Hell Bent by Leigh Bardugo
Wow. No, seriously – wow! It’s been a hot minute since I read a book that made me gasp during momentous revelations. Hell Bent did that – and then some. This book is the sequel I had been hoping for, and it is worth the wait. Read more
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Review: God of Neverland by Gama Ray Martinez
God of Neverland: A Defenders of Lore NovelAuthor: Gama Ray MartinezPublisher: Harper VoyagerReleased: April 12, 2022Received: NetGalley If the title didn’t make this one abundantly clear: God of Neverland is a classic retelling of Peter Pan, and who can resist that? I know I can’t! Written by Gama Ray Martinez, this retelling promises to bring… Read more
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Review: Queen of Thieves by Beezy Marsh
I picked Queen of Thieves because I wanted to try and break out of my comfort zone and read more historical fiction and the like. While Queen of Thieves is very well written, I think it just wasn’t my cup of tea. Read more
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Review: The Wilderwomen by Ruth Emmie Lang
Okay, so I absolutely fell in love with Ruth Emmie Lang’s writing in Beasts of Extraordinary Circumstance, so I was expecting to love The Wilderwomen with all of my heart. Sadly, that didn’t happen – though it wasn’t a bad read, so at least there’s that. Read more
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