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Review: Lute by Jennifer Marie Thorne
What would you do if you were promised a perfect and safe life – on the condition that you and everyone you love had to face grave danger once every seven years? I imagine most of us would be more worried about the catch, thanks to our obsession with the cost of bargains. Enter the… Read more
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Review: Lavender House by Lev A.C. Rosen
Okay, I’m going to state what is probably obvious – if you pitch a book to me as being a queer version of Knives Out, I will read it. And I’m probably going to cherish it will all of my heart. That was certainly the case for Lavender House, written by Lev A.C. Rosen. Read more
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Review: One For All by Lillie Lainoff
The Three Musketeers, but OwnVoices, LGBTQ+, gender-bent, and with a leading lady that deals in chronic illness? Where do I sign up?!? One For All, written by Lillie Lainoff, makes a lot of big promises – and it nails every single one of them. Read more
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Review: Serendipity by Marissa Meyer and Various Authors
Serendipity is the latest anthology that caught my attention. I’ll confess that it was originally the Jane Austen fan in me that dragged my eyes to this cover. However, the lead and contributing authors were more than enough to keep me invested. Read more
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Review: The White Tower by Michael Wisehart
The White Tower is the first novel in Michael Wisehart’s The Aldoran Chronicles. Having just finished the first novel, I can safely say that this series is perfect for epic fantasy fans. It reminds me of a series I read and loved as a kid, though with significantly fewer problems. Consider me hooked. Read more
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Review: Light Years From Home by Mike Chen
I have learned that I cannot resist speculative fiction/science fiction by this point. Thus, I couldn’t turn down the opportunity to read and review Light Years From Home by Mike Chen. Read more
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